An undated hollow way forms the access to West Challacombe Farm.

Hollow way running north from the farm buildings at West Challacombe that may have led to the common land on 'Hangman Hill'

A small core of pebble flint, probably late Mesolithic, was recovered from this site.

A post-medieval stone marks the boundary between Trentishoe and Combe Martin parishes and manors. It is inscribed with the letters 'CM' at its north end and measures 1.4 metres long by 0.57 metres wide.

A stretch of a former post-medieval or modern overgrown terraced track, running southwest to northeast down to The Rawns.

A stretch of modern former track running southwest to northeast around the contour below the current coastal path to the east of the open cast features.

Modern quarry activity.

A low medieval or post-medieval bank runs southeast to northwest down the coastal slope.

A substantial earth bank and ditch runs along the edge of an erosion gully.

A modern retaining wall has been built around a small erosion gully.