Cairns, barrows, cists and kistvaens - the moor's prehistoric burial monuments.
Bronze Age enclosures and cairn field on the open moor northeast of Crazy Well Pool, revealing patterns of prehistoric settlement.
Bronze Age cairn cemetery on Homerton Hill, including ring cairn and multiple burial mounds within an ancient enclosure.
Two Bronze Age cairns on the exposed summit of Water Hill, north west of Warren House Inn on central Dartmoor.
Two Bronze Age cairns on the open moorland at Ausewell Rocks, marking an ancient burial or ceremonial site.
Two Bronze Age burial cairns set within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, scheduled as an ancient monument.
Two Bronze Age cairns surviving within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
Two Bronze Age cairns within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, remnants of ancient burial or ceremonial practice.
Two Bronze Age cairns on the slopes east of Higher White Tor, part of Dartmoor's extensive prehistoric burial landscape.
Bronze Age stone alignment and cairn on the eastern slopes of Cawsand Beacon, part of Dartmoor's ritual landscape.
