Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
Bronze Age round cairn on the high moor southeast of Little Staple Tor, a scheduled monument and testament to prehistoric burial practice.
Bronze Age round cairn on the high moorland south-southeast of Longstone Hill, part of Dartmoor's extensive prehistoric burial landscape.
A Bronze Age round cairn on the north-east slopes of Raddick Hill, part of Dartmoor's rich ritual landscape.
A Bronze Age cairn on the eastern slopes above Norsworthy Bridge, among Dartmoor's scattered ritual monuments.
Bronze Age round cairn on Cox Tor, a ritual or burial monument from the prehistoric period visible on Dartmoor's high moorland.
Bronze Age round cairn on Dartmoor's high ground, south-west of Great Links Tor.
Bronze Age round cairn, one of several in the White Hill cemetery on central Dartmoor.
Bronze Age round cairn on the open moorland south east of Winter Tor, likely a burial monument from the second millennium BC.
A Bronze Age burial cairn standing on the open moor north of Ger Tor, a scheduled monument of archaeological significance.
