A stone hut circle up to 9.1 m across inside, on the crest of the steep south side of the West Dart valley, with a newtake wall built over it.
What Dartmoor tor is sometimes known as "East Okement Farm Tor"?
Bronze Age hut circle on the open moor southwest of Meacombe, a scheduled monument and trace of ancient settlement.
A stone hut circle 8 m across inside, with walls up to 2.7 m wide, on a north-west-facing slope above the Swincombe.
A stone hut circle with an inner space up to 10.5 m across, on the lower southern slopes of Frenchbeer Rock above the South Teign.
A hut circle up to 7.3 m across with walls repaired up to 2 m high, reused by tinners as a tool store, beside a reave of the Dartmeet field system.
A settlement of up to 11 hut circles in three joined enclosures at Bishop's Meads, with later stock pens thought to belong to a monastic settlement.
Two hut circles in a D-shaped enclosure against Tunhill Rocks, dug in 1896: both had south-facing doorways, and the finds included a decorated cooking pot.
A ring of single stones up to 9 m across and 0.5 m high, a kerbed cairn, within a coaxial field system on Wigford Down.
An unenclosed settlement of up to 21 hut circles, from 2.8 to 7.5 m across, below the end of the Dartmeet coaxial field system, above the Swincombe.
