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Two cairns

Two Bronze Age cairns marking the western boundary of a prehistoric burial and ritual landscape on White Hill's northern slope.

Two cairns on the summit of Water Hill near Warren House Inn

Two Bronze Age cairns on the exposed summit of Water Hill, north west of Warren House Inn on central Dartmoor.

Two circular cairns

Bronze Age cairn cemetery on Homerton Hill, including ring cairn and multiple burial mounds within an ancient enclosure.

Two lengths of reave, Walkhampton Common

Bronze Age settlement remains on Walkhampton Common, including hut circles, cairn and field systems.

Two hut circles S of Catstor Down

Two Bronze Age hut circles on Catstor Down, remains of prehistoric domestic settlement on the open moor.

Two hut circles on the right bank of Red Brook

Two Bronze Age hut circles on the right bank of Red Brook.

Two enclosures near Crazy Well Pool

Bronze Age enclosures and cairn field on the open moor northeast of Crazy Well Pool.

Two overlapping enclosures near the River Walkham

Two overlapping Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosures on Dartmoor's western slopes above the River Walkham.

Two prehistoric settlements near The Grey Wethers

Two Bronze Age settlements on the open moor, their stone circles and house platforms still visible on the slopes near Grey Wethers.