A cluster of five hut circles, 2.8 to 4.2 m across, joined by curved boundary walls that do not close, inside the large Ger Tor enclosure.
A ring of five hut circles, 4 to 8 m across, round an open space 45 m by 27 m inside the Ger Tor enclosure, with buried traces of occupation in the space.
The Stanlake stone row: a double row of at least 81 stones, 283.6 m long, running north-east to south-west, with a blocking stone and three cairns at its south-west end.
Which Dartmoor place has also been known as "the Ring Road"?
A double hut circle with rooms 4 m and 5 m by 4 m, attached to an enclosure 51 m by 43 m on the edge of the Tavy flood plain at the foot of Watern Oke.
A double hut circle at Watern Oke of two rooms, 6.5 m by 4.5 m and 4.2 m across, with a boulder doorpost; the 1905 dig found hearths in both rooms.
A 2.58 km stretch of the Great Western Reave on Walkhampton Common, over 10 km long overall, with six hut circles butted onto it, two early field systems with bank 8 m wide, three cairns and a boundary stone.
A partly enclosed settlement on both sides of the Hentor Brook: an enclosure 55 m by 40 m with three huts, then four more huts, and an isolated hut downstream, below Hen Tor.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement south of the Grey Wethers, partially enclosed by stone walls and visible as earthwork remains.
A hut circle settlement on Kennon Hill above the Gallaven Brook: an agglomerated enclosure of at least 13 parts with about 22 huts, five more huts outside and a small oval enclosure on the east edge.
