A 1.05 km length of the Eylesbarrow watershed reave from the stream north of Scout Hut to tin workings, the terminal reave for the Roughtor parallel reave and another.
A 300 m stretch of the Eylesbarrow reave through Brisworthy Plantation, a low grassy bank up to 2.5 m wide with beech trees growing on and beside it.
“But nothing so natural, gentle reader; for when one gets into a Dartmoor mist there is no saying whither he may wander.”
Which book is this from?
A 170 m stretch of the Penn Moor contour reave from its west end 20 m east of Penn Beacon settlement to a robbed gap, a boulder bank up to 3 m wide.
A 340 m stretch of the Penn Moor contour reave, a boulder bank up to 3 m wide, joined by two hut circles, with the enclosed Penn Moor settlement of at least eight huts.
Prehistoric field systems, settlements and burial cairns on Buttern Hill.
At least four incomplete enclosures with many hut circles on the west slope of Lints Tor, and a 7 m cairn 1.6 m high with a slab-roofed cache cut into its top.
An oval enclosure 50 m by 36 m with three hut circles attached to it and four more to the south-west, on the north-west slope of Cosdon Hill above the Taw.
An enclosure up to 120 m by 60 m with four tall-walled hut circles, one with a bench, on a north slope above Fernworthy Reservoir.
A hut circle settlement above the Walla Brook with 18 huts and an enclosure 19 m by 15 m, including three complex huts with a hooked porch and a courtyard, north-west of the Warren House Inn.
