Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
Bronze Age cairn forming part of an ancient cemetery on the summit of Corn Ridge.
Bronze Age cairn cemetery and stone hut circle on Cox Tor's summit, showing ancient settlement and burial practice on the moor.
Bronze Age cairn marking the summit of Dartmoor's second-highest peak, with far-reaching moorland views.
A Bronze Age cairn crowning Shell Top, with views across the high moor.
Bronze Age cairn and cemetery on Corn Ridge summit, marked by a distinctive stone heap known as Branscombe's Loaf.
Two Bronze Age ring cairns on the northern slope of Cox Tor, among Dartmoor's most visible prehistoric monuments.
Bronze Age hut circles and cairn on Oke Tor's eastern slope, evidence of early settlement on Dartmoor's high ground.
Bronze Age settlement remains on Walkhampton Common, including hut circles, cairn and field systems.
A pair of Bronze Age round cairns standing on the moorland south-west of Raddick Hill.
