Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A scheduled monument earthwork on Dartmoor, likely a medieval rabbit warren mound forming part of the Merrivale Warren complex.
A waymarked stone cross standing on open moorland, marking ancient routes across Dartmoor's high ground.
Iron Age hillfort crowning a ridge above Dartmoor's open moorland, its earthwork ramparts still commanding the landscape after two millennia.
Bronze Age cairn and burial cist on the open moor south-east of Calveslake Tor.
Bronze Age platform cairn on Cawsand Hill summit, part of a substantial cairn cemetery on the high moor.
A Bronze Age platform cairn on the open moorland south east of Challacombe Cross, built on a levelled platform in the Dartmoor landscape.
A Bronze Age platform cairn on the high moor near Fordsland Ledge, part of Dartmoor's ancient ritual and burial landscape.
A Bronze Age ceremonial cairn standing on the high moor north of Raddick Hill, likely raised over 4,000 years ago.
Sheepstor, Tavistock
A modest but intriguing stone shelter on Dartmoor, its purpose lost to time but its presence a quiet reminder of human activity on the high moor.
