Enclosure near Riddon Brake
A Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosure on Cator Common, a scheduled monument marking ancient settlement on the open moor.
A Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosure on Cator Common, a scheduled monument marking ancient settlement on the open moor.
A sub-oval enclosure about 110 m by 84 m with a bank of large stones and three hut circles, 8 to 10 m across, on a south-west slope above the Plym.
A Bronze Age enclosure on the open moorland west of Shell Top.
An irregular enclosure of about 0.3 hectare on the south-east slope of Eastern Tor with two free-standing hut circles, each 8 m across with double-faced walls.
A sub-rectangular enclosure 80 m by 50 m with three hut circles, 5 to 10 m across, faced both sides with slabs, just south of the Gutter Tor outcrops.
An oval enclosure about 130 m by 65 m of earth and boulder banks with at least eight free-standing hut circles up to 10 m across, below Eastern Tor above the Plym.
A sub-circular enclosure 60 m by 50 m with two hut circles, 10 m and 5 m across, on the south-west slope of Penn Beacon, with banks up to 3 m wide and 1 m high.
Bronze Age settlement of hut circles and enclosure near Plym Steps on the moor.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles, an enclosure and standing stones on the open moor northwest of Little Links Tor.