Cairn with a cist
A Bronze Age burial cairn with an internal stone chamber, standing on the open moor between two streams.
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A Bronze Age burial cairn with an internal stone chamber, standing on the open moor between two streams.
A Neolithic or Bronze Age chambered cairn on the open moor south of Buttern.
A Bronze Age stone burial chamber tucked into the moorland southeast of Roughtor Plantation.
Bronze Age ritual complex on Lakehead Hill with five cairns, two stone alignments and three stone burial cists.
Four Bronze Age burial cairns forming part of a larger cairn cemetery scattered across Holne Ridge.
A wayside cross marking the north west edge of Whitchurch Down, likely medieval in origin and a scheduled monument.
Bronze Age cairn with stone burial chamber in upland Dartmoor, a scheduled monument of archaeological significance.
A stone cross marking a meeting point or boundary on the open moorland of central Dartmoor.
A standing stone cross on open moorland, likely medieval, marking a route or boundary across Dartmoor.