Three cairns
Three Bronze Age cairns grouped together on Longstone Hill, part of a larger cairnfield on the moor.
Three Bronze Age cairns grouped together on Longstone Hill, part of a larger cairnfield on the moor.
Three Bronze Age cairns forming part of a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
Three Bronze Age cairns among a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, overlooking the southern moor.
Bronze Age cairn cemetery and stone hut circle on Cox Tor's summit, showing ancient settlement and burial practice on the moor.
Bronze Age cairn marking the summit of Dartmoor's second-highest peak, with far-reaching moorland views.
A Bronze Age cairn crowning Shell Top, with views across the high moor.
Bronze Age cairn and cemetery on Corn Ridge summit, marked by a distinctive stone heap known as Branscombe's Loaf.
Two Bronze Age burial mounds sitting quietly on the high moor, their purpose lost to time but their presence unmissable.
Two Bronze Age cairns marking the western boundary of a prehistoric burial and ritual landscape on White Hill's northern slope.