Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
Bronze Age cairn with a surviving stone kerb, situated on the moorland north-east of Brisworthy Plantation.
Bronze Age cairnfield on Homerton Hill with ten stone cairns and a length of bank, a scheduled monument on open moorland.
One of a pair of Bronze Age cairns on Eylesbarrow, standing on the open moorland south of Princetown.
One of two Bronze Age cairns on Eylesbarrow, a scheduled monument on the open moor.
The southernmost cairn of a Bronze Age cairnfield on White Hill's western slope, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
The westernmost cairn of a Bronze Age cairnfield on White Hill's western slope, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
Three earthen mounds on Longaford Tor's western slopes, remnants of a medieval rabbit warren.
Three Bronze Age cairns forming the western end of a cairnfield scattered across Longstone Hill.
Three Bronze Age cairns grouped together on Longstone Hill, part of a larger cairnfield on the moor.
