A partly enclosed hut settlement on Heatree Down: a round enclosure 58 m across with seven huts, and huts outside it, partly dug in 1968.
A stone hut circle, 5 m across inside, with walls up to 1.8 m wide, near the junction of the Middle Brook and the Bala Brook.
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age huts and enclosed fields northeast of Rippon Tor.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circle and field system on the open moor north east of Dunnabridge.
Scheduled monument combining a tin mine and farmstead on the north-eastern moor above Norsworthy Bridge.
King's Barrow on King Tor: a round cairn 21 m across and 2.3 m high on the summit, with a pit dug by the Rev. R. Kirwan in 1872 that found nothing, its spoil heaped round the top.
A Grade II* listed farmhouse on the moorland edge, likely dating from the medieval or early modern period.
A cairnfield of 12 small cairns, 2 to 6.3 m across, on a narrow natural terrace of a steep west slope on Lake Down, probably cleared field stones.
Bronze Age settlement and later farmstead east of Raddick Lane, with stone hut circles and field systems.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Many sweet beauties of tempered clime flower the skirts of the desolate moor, and the sweetest of these is Christowell.”
Also on Our DartmoorPillow mound in the Blacka Brook valley, Trowlesworthy Warren — A pillow mound 29.7 m long and 1.1 m high built on top of tin streamworks in the Blacka Brook valley, in Trowlesworthy Warren, the oldest warren on the moor.
