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A Bronze Age ring cairn on the open moor southwest of Great Nodden, now a low stone circle marking an ancient burial or ceremonial site.
Bronze Age ring cairn and part of an ancient cemetery complex on Corn Ridge summit.
A Bronze Age ring cairn on the open moor, 450m south of Willsworthy Camp, marking ritual or burial practices on Dartmoor.
Bronze Age ring cairn part of a burial cemetery on White Hill's summit.
A Bronze Age ring cairn on the open moorland south of Sourton Tors, a scheduled monument marking ancient settlement and ritual activity.
Bronze Age round cairn on the eastern slope of Doe Tor, a scheduled monument on central Dartmoor.
Bronze Age round cairn in the White Hill cemetery, one of several burial monuments clustered on this exposed moorland ridge.
A Bronze Age burial cairn standing on the open moor north of Ger Tor, a scheduled monument of archaeological significance.
Bronze Age round cairn on the open moorland south east of Winter Tor, likely a burial monument from the second millennium BC.
