Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
A Bronze Age platform cairn on the high moor near Fordsland Ledge, part of Dartmoor's ancient ritual and burial landscape.
A Bronze Age ceremonial cairn standing on the high moor north of Raddick Hill, likely raised over 4,000 years ago.
Prehistoric field systems and cairns on Peek Hill, with later historic enclosure and RAF remains, revealing millennia of moorland use.
Bronze Age fields, settlements and cairns south of Venford Reservoir, part of Dartmoor's ancient coaxial field system.
Scheduled monument with Bronze Age settlement, field systems, cairn and medieval pillow mounds near Merrivale Bridge.
Bronze Age settlement with three round cairns and later rabbit warren on the high moor.
A Bronze Age round cairn on Dartmoor, likely built as a burial monument during the second millennium BC.
A Bronze Age ring cairn, part of a ceremonial cemetery on the high moor south-west of White Hill.
A Bronze Age ring cairn on the open moor south east of Riddon Brake, marking ancient settlement and burial.
