A Bronze Age cemetery of burial cairns scattered across the high ridge, testament to prehistoric use of Dartmoor's open moorland.
A Bronze Age cairn on Watchet Hill, a scheduled monument and remnant of Dartmoor's prehistoric past.
A Bronze Age barrow, or burial mound, standing near Shaugh Cross on the open moorland of central Dartmoor.
A Bronze Age burial mound on the open moor near Emmets Post, part of Dartmoor's rich prehistoric landscape.
A Bronze Age burial mound on Galford Down, south west of Westdown Pool, now marked by low earthworks on open moorland.
A Bronze Age burial mound rising from the open moorland, offering windswept views across Dartmoor's granite plateau.
A Bronze Age cairn standing on open moorland, testament to Dartmoor's ancient human presence.
A Bronze Age cairn standing quietly on the open moor, marking an ancient burial or ritual site among Dartmoor's weathered granite landscape.
A Bronze Age cairn standing among Dartmoor's open moorland, marking ancient presence on the high plateau.
