The deserted medieval settlement at Challacombe: at least seven buildings along a track, one with its walls intact and three rooms, first recorded in 1481 as Chalvecombe, five tenements by 1613 and lived in until at least 1880.
A scattered settlement of at least 12 hut circles and field walls on a north-east slope above the Lowton Brook, in six separate areas.
Old books sometimes spell "Sittaford Tor" differently. Which of these is one of those spellings?
A double stone row 128 m long, running north to south down the slope below Great Trowlesworthy Tor, with a circle of eight stones at its top.
A round cairn, 26 m across and 3.5 m high, on the north-east side of Quickbeam Hill, a Forest bound in 1240, 1609 and 1796.
A round cairn 4.7 m across and 0.7 m high, with a slit trench cut into its centre, at the east end of five cairns on White Hill.
Eight pillow mounds, a vermin trap and a series of ditches on the north slope of Little Trowlesworthy Tor, in two areas of protection.
Eight hut circles and a medieval shieling at Watern Oke: seven of the huts had hearths in the 1905 dig, and the shieling, 7.4 m by 3 m, had a fireplace.
Bronze Age settlement of ten stone structures on the open moor south of Leeden Tor.
A big Whitchurch Common landscape: two eluvial tin streamworks (one 1.2 km long and up to 4 m deep), a coaxial field system, cairns, ring cairns, two hut circle settlements, two medieval farmsteads and Second World War gun and mortar pits.
