Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A Grade II* listed farmhouse on Dartmoor, likely built in the medieval or early modern period and representative of the moor's agricultural heritage.
Bronze Age cairnfield with twelve stone cairns, agricultural lynchet and boundary bank south-west of Raddick Hill.
Two Bronze Age burial mounds sitting quietly on the high moor, their purpose lost to time but their presence unmissable.
Two Bronze Age cairns and a stone cist near Swincombe, evidence of Dartmoor's ancient burial and ritual landscape.
Two Bronze Age cairns on White Hill's northern slope, part of a larger ceremonial or burial landscape.
Two Bronze Age cairns within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, remnants of ancient burial or ceremonial practice.
Two Bronze Age cairns surviving within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
Two Bronze Age burial cairns set within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, scheduled as an ancient monument.
Two Bronze Age cairns within a larger cairnfield on Longstone Hill, a scheduled monument on open moorland.
