Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
A Bronze Age cairn on the high moorland south west of White Barrow, part of Dartmoor's extensive prehistoric burial landscape.
A Bronze Age cairn on the open moorland east of Big Pond, marking an ancient burial or ritual site.
A Bronze Age cairn on the southern slopes of Royal Hill, part of Dartmoor's ancient funerary landscape.
A Bronze Age cairn standing beside one of Dartmoor's ancient linear boundaries, marking the moor's prehistoric past.
A Bronze Age cairn cemetery on the open moor southwest of Wallabrook Bridge, with multiple burial monuments grouped across the moorland.
Bronze Age burial ground on the high moor between Hapstead Ford and Fore Stoke, marked by stone cairns.
Bronze Age cairn cemetery and associated earthwork bank in the upland landscape south west of Blackaton Brook Ford.
A Bronze Age cairn on the eastern slopes above Ringmoor Cottage, part of Dartmoor's ancient ceremonial landscape.
Bronze Age cairn on the eastern moorland near Scout Hut, a scheduled monument with views across Dartmoor.
