Round cairn near Sharpitor
A Bronze Age burial cairn on the high moorland north-east of Sharpitor summit.
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A Bronze Age burial cairn on the high moorland north-east of Sharpitor summit.
A Bronze Age round cairn on the open moorland south-west of Great Nodden, a scheduled monument of archaeological importance.
A Bronze Age round cairn on the moorland southeast of Great Trowlesworthy Tor, marking ancient burial or ceremonial use.
A group of five Bronze Age round barrows on the high moorland of Black Hill, likely built as burial monuments over 3,000 years ago.
Five Bronze Age stone hut circles on the south-eastern edge of a larger settlement near Yealm Steps.
Four Bronze Age hut circles north of Bush Down, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor's open moorland.
Bronze Age hut circles and cairnfield on the north-west slope of Roos Tor.
Bronze Age hut circles and enclosure on the high moor near Sharpitor.
Tin mining remains on the moorland south east of Arms Tor, including Foxhole Mine and associated workings from the medieval to post-medieval period.