Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
Bronze Age round cairn with a stone burial chamber, located on the open moorland of Black Down east of Higher Bowden.
Bronze Age burial cairn and stone cist on the south west slope of Crow Tor, a scheduled monument on open moorland.
Bronze Age round cairn with stone burial cist, a scheduled monument on the open moor south of Walla Brook.
Bronze Age enclosure and burial cairn on the northeastern slopes above Archerton, marked by a stone cist.
Bronze Age cairns and a standing stone scattered across the moorland west and south-west of Bellever Tor.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement with cairns and cists, later overlaid with post-medieval remains near Powder Mills.
A Bronze Age ceremonial landscape on Longash Common featuring a stone circle, standing stone, cairn and alignment.
A hidden burial ground on Dartmoor where Quaker communities laid their dead, away from parish churchyards.
