Première Guerre mondiale et monuments historiques by Marc Botlan, Colette di Matteo, Caroline Piel, Olivier Poisson, Marie-Anne Sire

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The Database as Material Culture by Martin Newman

“…It also curates information on a number of databases and GIS including 500,000 monument records (archaeological sites and historic buildings), 80,000 records of recording events, 35,000 records of listed buildings (the legal designation protecting the built heritage) and records on 20,000 scheduled monuments (the legal designation protecting archaeological sites). …”
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Identifying priorities for the joint conservation of maritime built heritage and marine biodiversity: An assessment of shoreline engineering on the Isles of Scilly, UK, using histo... by Baxter, T, Coombes, M, Viles, H

“…This includes (1) listed buildings and scheduled monuments that due to their construction features and shore position are most likely to support diverse marine assemblages, and (2) modern structures where eco-enhancement adaptations may be favourable.…”

Making Place for a Viking Fortress. An archaeological and geophysical reassessment of Aggersborg, Denmark by Hannah Brown, Helen Goodchild, Søren M. Sindbæk

“…Anomalies consistent with similar features are mapped in the geophysical surveys, and their distribution is shown to complement results from the excavations, demonstrating the important contribution of non-invasive survey to our knowledge of scheduled monuments. The surveys suggest that the total number of SFBs may be as high as 350, equal to or exceeding the largest number of such buildings previously identified at any site in Scandinavia. …”
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