Two cairns at Ausewell Rocks
Two Bronze Age cairns on the open moorland at Ausewell Rocks, marking an ancient burial or ceremonial site.
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Two Bronze Age cairns on the open moorland at Ausewell Rocks, marking an ancient burial or ceremonial site.
Bronze Age cairn marking the summit of Dartmoor's second-highest peak, with far-reaching moorland views.
Remains of a Bronze Age hut circle and boundary wall on Cox Tor's north-east slope.
Prehistoric settlement traces on Smallacombe Rocks, a scheduled monument on the high moor.
Prehistoric settlement remains on the high moor southeast of Two Bridges, marked by scattered stone structures and earthworks.
Bronze Age round barrow crowning North Hessary Tor, one of Dartmoor's prominent granite outcrops.
Bronze Age round cairn on the eastern slope of White Tor, a scheduled monument on high Dartmoor.
Bronze Age round cairn on the open moor south-west of Great Nodden, marking ancient burial or ceremonial ground.
Scheduled monument marking the site of ice-working activity on Sourton Tors, likely medieval or later in date.