Cairns with cists near Langcombe Brook
Bronze Age burial cairns with stone cists, scattered across moorland south of Langcombe Brook.
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Bronze Age burial cairns with stone cists, scattered across moorland south of Langcombe Brook.
A medieval wayside cross on open moorland, likely marking a route or boundary on Dartmoor.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement on the open moor, partially enclosed by ancient boundary walls.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement on open moorland, partly enclosed and scheduled for protection.
Iron Age hillfort on the high moor with ramparts and ditches still clearly visible in the landscape.
A medieval stone cross standing west of the church, a scheduled monument marking centuries of Dartmoor worship and travel.
A Bronze Age kerbed cairn with stone cist, built on the open moorland of Dendles Waste.
Bronze Age round cairn with a stone burial chamber, located on the open moorland of Black Down east of Higher Bowden.
A medieval wayside cross standing beside a minor road north west of Middlecott, likely marking an old route across the moor.