Prehistoric settlement near Cox Tor
Scheduled prehistoric settlement remains on the open moor south west of Cox Tor.
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Scheduled prehistoric settlement remains on the open moor south west of Cox Tor.
A rectangular stone building standing isolated on the moor northwest of Hen Tor, likely from the medieval or early modern period.
A Bronze Age round cairn on Dartmoor, likely built as a burial monument during the second millennium BC.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles with contemporary field systems and later medieval remains south east of Yealm Steps.
Bronze Age settlement with three round cairns and later rabbit warren on the high moor.
Scheduled monument with Bronze Age settlement, field systems, cairn and medieval pillow mounds near Merrivale Bridge.
Scheduled prehistoric settlement with Bronze Age field boundaries, west of Laughter Hole Farm on central Dartmoor.
A Bronze Age ceremonial cairn standing on the high moor north of Raddick Hill, likely raised over 4,000 years ago.
Bronze Age settlement remains on the northern slopes of Hawk's Tor, with a livestock enclosure and at least two hut circles.