A platform cairn 16.5 m across and 1 m high on the summit ridge of Cawsand Hill, with a kerb of leaning upright stones and a second kerb inside it.
A large scheduled landscape on the slopes above the River Walkham: at least 57 hut circles with field systems, part of the Great Western Reave, a medieval farm, tin workings and part of Merrivale Warren.
At least 54 hut circles in four clusters either side of the Taw Marsh reave on Cosdon Hill, six clearance cairns, a tin streamwork and one of the smallest tin mills on Dartmoor.
What quarry was also known as "Royal Oak Quarry"?
A settlement of three enclosures, three ring cairns with two cists and six round cairns, with a tin mill and streamworks of the post-medieval tinners, beside the Langcombe Brook and the Plym.
A block of 17 small fields with nine hut circles and three enclosures, one of them 500 m by 300 m, on the ridge between Bellever Tor and Lakehead Hill, with a small cairn.
A rectangular building of historic date, 5 m by 3 m inside, probably a shelter, built over an older leat on the east side of Spanish Lake.
A ring cairn on the Lee Moor slope above Spanish Lake: an oval ring of upright stones set in a rubble bank.
A ring cairn 8.6 m across of at least 22 edge-set stones up to 0.85 m high, with a cist in which two coils of human hair were found in 1903, on Soussons Down.
A ring cairn on Longash Common, south-east of Merrivale Bridge, in one of the densest concentrations of ritual monuments on Dartmoor.
Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 84, 1900“A high wind raged along the sky and roared over the grave-crowned bosom of White Hill on Northern Dartmoor.”
Also on Our DartmoorBlank boundstone No.01, Sourton Tors Ice Works — An uninscribed granite boundstone on the slope east of the Sourton Tors Ice Works, the first of five blank stones recorded around the site.
