Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A ring cairn on a west-facing slope above the Lyd: a bank 2 m wide and 0.4 m high around a space 13 m across, with a gap on the west.
A Dartmoor fact about Widecombe Fair Show Field
A ring cairn on Longash Common, south-east of Merrivale Bridge, in one of the densest concentrations of ritual monuments on Dartmoor.
A Bronze Age ring cairn on the open moorland south of Sourton Tors, a scheduled monument marking ancient settlement and ritual activity.
Bronze Age ring cairn and later rectangular building earthwork on the open moor west of Widgery Cross.
A ring cairn with a bank 3 m wide enclosing an area 13 m across, on a west-facing slope above Lydford village.
A ring cairn on the summit of Great Nodden: a bank of small stones 2.3 m wide around a space 8 m across, with a modern cairn on its west side.
A ring cairn on Hameldown Tor with a 21 m inside, a 11 m central cairn, a modern visitor cairn and an Ordnance Survey pillar.
A ring cairn on Barn Hill: a rubble bank 2 m wide and 0.6 m high with many edge-set stones round a space 6.6 m across, ringed by a ditch 3 m wide, with views over west Devon and east Cornwall.
A flat-topped ring cairn 5.5 m across with three kerb stones on its south edge and a slab that may be a displaced cist cover, above the Walla Brook.
