An oval enclosure 122 m by 94 m holding 14 stone hut circles, with later tin workings, on a slope between Down Tor and Combshead Tor above the Narrator Brook.
Two enclosures, 230 m by 130 m and 200 m by 115 m, with seven hut circles and three round cairns, and 330 m of reave, on the south-west slope of Nattor Down.
An enclosure with a stone hut circle 6 m across on the steep west slope of Little Gnats' Head above the Plym, partly buried under deep peat.
A rubble boundary bank 1,150 m long enclosing a huge stock pound, with thirteen hut circles and a round cairn, on the west slope of Nattor Down and Hamlyn's Newtake.
An oval enclosure 55 m by 43 m with a double-faced wall and two hut circles, 8 m and 5.6 m across, one with a doorway facing west-south-west.
Bronze Age settlement comprising an enclosure, stone hut circle and length of reave north-north-east of Leather Tor.
An enclosure 120 m by 76 m with six hut circles, attached to the Leather Tor reave, with tinners' prospecting pits dug through it, on a gentle east slope above the Meavy.
Five hut circles in a line and a 5 m cairn on an east slope above the North Teign, south-west of Rippator.
Thirty-one hut circles in an irregular field system with a length of the Walkhampton Common reave, an enclosure with two more huts, and a military shelter, on Leeden Tor's south-east slope.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“The Gubbings land is a Scythia within England, and they be pure heathens therein... Their wealth consists in other men's goods, and they live by stealing the sheep on the More...”
Also on Our DartmoorRound cairn west-south-west of Branscombe's Loaf — A round cairn 5 m across and 0.6 m high on the summit of Corn Ridge, one of six in a cemetery.
