Dartmoor Heritage

Ring cairn near White Hill

Bronze Age ring cairn part of a burial cemetery on White Hill's summit.

Ring cairn near White Hill

Bronze Age ring cairn forming part of a cemetery landscape on White Hill's slopes, high on central Dartmoor.

Ring cairn near Widgery Cross

Bronze Age ring cairn and later rectangular building earthwork on the open moor west of Widgery Cross.

Ring cairn near Willsworthy Camp

A Bronze Age ring cairn on the open moor, 450m south of Willsworthy Camp, marking ritual or burial practices on Dartmoor.

Ring cairn on Great Nodden summit

A Bronze Age ring cairn crowning Great Nodden, among Dartmoor's most prominent upland burial monuments.

Ring cairn on Shell Top

A Bronze Age ring cairn on the exposed heights of Shell Top, with traces of its ritual and domestic past still visible.

Ringhill Cross

South Tawton, Chagford

A medieval wayside cross standing on Ringhill, a modest but enduring marker of pilgrimage or parish boundary on open moorland.

Ringleshutes tinwork

Remains of a tin working site on Dartmoor, a scheduled monument reflecting the moor's industrial past.

Ringmoor Down Stone Circle

A Bronze Age stone circle on open moorland, with weathered stones still standing after thousands of years on Dartmoor's high ground.