Bronze Age enclosure and burial cairn on the northeastern slopes above Archerton, marked by a stone cist.
A wayside cross standing at the road junction near Shaugh Prior church, likely medieval in origin.
A Bronze Age stone circle on the open moor south of Little Sherberton, part of Dartmoor's rich prehistoric landscape.
A medieval wayside cross standing beside a minor road north west of Middlecott, likely marking an old route across the moor.
A medieval stone cross standing on the open moor, possibly associated with a nearby nunnery or religious site.
A stone cross standing on Sourton Down, likely medieval in origin, marking a route or boundary on the open moor.
Bronze Age stone circle and aligned row of standing stones on the open moor, revealing prehistoric ritual and territorial practices.
Bronze Age cairns and a standing stone scattered across the moorland west and south-west of Bellever Tor.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement with cairns and cists, later overlaid with post-medieval remains near Powder Mills.
