Kraps Ring: an oval enclosure 120 m by 113 m on a north slope of Lakehead Hill, with a bank up to 5.5 m wide, eleven hut circles inside and two outside.
At least five incomplete enclosures and a large number of hut circles on the north-east slope of Steeperton Tor above Steeperton Brook.
“The only signs of life are the furry inhabitants of the warren, and, perchance, a herd of Dartmoor ponies, wild as the country over which they roam, and a few sheep or cattle grazing on the slopes.”
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Bronze Age hut circle settlement on high moorland near Foggintor Quarries, partially enclosed by stone.
Two enclosures (44 m by 34 m and 35 m by 22 m) with ten hut circles, a robbed round cairn 8.5 m by 7 m and a fallen boundary stone cut BC, on a south-west slope above the Cholwichtown clay works.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles with cairns, set on the open moorland northwest of Yellowmeade Farm.
Five cairns of a cemetery of at least nine on Hamel Down, four with boundary stones, one dug in 1872 to reveal a dagger with an amber-studded pommel.
A cemetery of five round cairns, 12 to 18 m across, in two groups near the summit of Black Hill, on the northern edge of Haytor Down.
Five hut circles, 5.5 to 7.4 m across, all with visible doorways, on the northern edge of the large Yealm Steps settlement.
Five Bronze Age stone hut circles on the south-eastern edge of a larger settlement near Yealm Steps.
