Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
A Bronze Age round cairn on the northern slopes of Dartmoor, built as a burial monument over three thousand years ago.
Bronze Age round cairn on the open moor south-west of Great Nodden, marking ancient burial or ceremonial ground.
A Bronze Age round cairn on the open moor south of Thirlstone, part of Dartmoor's ancient burial landscape.
Bronze Age round cairn on the moorland south west of Little Hound Tor, a scheduled ancient monument.
Bronze Age round cairn and settlement enclosure on the open moor south of Hound Tor.
Five Bronze Age burial mounds clustered on Hamel Down, remnants of prehistoric settlement on the open moor.
A group of five Bronze Age round barrows on the high moorland of Black Hill, likely built as burial monuments over 3,000 years ago.
Four Bronze Age burial cairns in the Mardle Valley, part of an extensive cairn cemetery on the open moor.
Bronze Age cairnfield on Longstone Hill with four prominent cairns marking ancient burial and ritual sites.
