Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Two Bronze Age burial cairns with stone burial chambers, situated near the ruins of a 19th-century tin mine on central Dartmoor.
Bronze Age cairns, cists and stone hut circle on Lakehead Hill's east slope, part of an ancient ritual landscape.
Two concentric stone circles on Langstone Moor, a Bronze Age monument set among open moorland.
Bronze Age stone alignments, cairn and standing stone in open moorland south west of Laughter Hole Farm.
Two Bronze Age stone hut circle settlements on the open moor south of Broad Hole, now scheduled monuments.
Boundary stones marking the limits of a medieval rabbit warren on the northern slopes of Birch Tor.
Two Bronze Age hut circles with surrounding field systems on the open moorland east of Rival Tor.
Two Bronze Age hut circles east of Foxes Holt, surviving as earthwork remains on the open moor.
Two Bronze Age hut circles north of Lower Blackaton, part of the wider prehistoric settlement pattern across Dartmoor.
