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There are 17 world heritage sites in Japan which inclues monuments such as the Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto and Ancient Nara as well as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial including the A-bomb.

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Japan has 18 world heritage sites; 14 cultural and 4 natural.

The cultural sites are:

- Buddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area

- Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration

- Gusuku sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu

- Himeji-jo

- Hiraizumi - Temples, Gardens and Archaeological sites representing the Buddhist Pure Land

- Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Genbaku Dome)

- Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto (Kyoto, Uji, and Otsu cities)

- Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara

- Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama

- Itsukushima Shinto Shrine

- Iwami Ginzan Silver mine and its Cultural Landscape

- Sacred Sites and Pilgrimmage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range

- Shrines and Temples of Nikko

- Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Sites

The natural sites are:

- Ogasawara Islands

- Shirakami-Sanchi

- Shiretoko

- Yakushima

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Ancient Monuments Society was created in 1924.

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Samuel Gruber has written:

'Survey of historic jewish monuments in ... [country]'

'Survey of historic Jewish monuments in Poland' -- subject(s): Jews, Jewish cemeteries, History, Monuments, Synagogues

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It is currently owned by English Heritage, the Government-funded body that preserves and maintains ancient and historic monuments across England.

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Kyoto wasn"t a person unless there is someone named Kyoto but it was the capital of Japan in ancient times.

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Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley was created in 1848.

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Historic monuments, art and science

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Nara and kyoto were the two ancient capitals

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Society for the Preservation of Ancient Norwegian Monuments was created in 1844.

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Historic monuments, art and science

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what are some popular monuments in ancient greece

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the national parks historical parks battelfields memorials monuments are historic sites that are managed and taken care by the US Department of interiors

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Historic monuments, art and science

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so that our future generation can see our historic monuments

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No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

No, in fact the arch of Titus is one of the few ancient monuments that has been fairly well preserved.

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As long as we think it's worth protecting our nation's cultural, historic, and natural heritage, we should protect national monuments.

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There are no national monuments in Vermont.

Vermont has one National Historic Park, the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.

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Ancient Mysteries - 1994 Mystical Monuments of Ancient Greece 4-6 was released on:

USA: 21 November 1996

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Peter. Harbison has written:

'Guide to National and Historic Monuments of Ireland' -- subject(s): Guidebooks, National monuments, Antiquities, Historic sites

'Baedeker's AA Ireland'

'Pilgrimage in Ireland' -- subject(s): Religious life and customs, Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages

'New light on St. Mary's \\' -- subject(s): St. Mary's Abbey (County Louth, Ireland)

'Guide to national monuments of Ireland' -- subject(s): National monuments, Guidebooks

'Treasures of the Boyne Valley' -- subject(s): History, Historic sites, Historic buildings, Antiquities

'Barralet and Beranger's antiquarian sketching tour through Wicklow and Wexford in the autumn of 1780' -- subject(s): Megalithic monuments, Antiquities, Historic buildings, Historic sites

'Bracers and V-perforated buttons in the beaker and food vessel cultures of Ireland' -- subject(s): Beaker cultures, Antiquities

'The shore by Saints Island Lough Derg (Medieval Irish Pilgrim Paths)'

'Our Treasure of Antiquities' -- subject(s): Megalithic monuments, Antiquities, Historic buildings, Historic sites

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The Bunker Hill Monument in the Boston National Historic Park is probably the one you are looking for.

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statues in ancient Greece were usually of greek gods and goddess.

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Carol Hardy Vincent has written:

'National monuments' -- subject(s): National monuments

'Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument' -- subject(s): Government policy, Historic sites, National monuments

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Dominique Toursel-Harster has written:

'Dictionaire des monuments historiques d'Alsace' -- subject(s): Dictionaries, French, Historic preservation, Historic sites, Historic buildings, Cities and towns

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Werner Lenggenhager has written:

'Historical markers and monuments of the State of Washington' -- subject(s): Monuments, Historical markers, Indexes, History, Historic buildings, Miscellanea

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through a system of hundreds of national parks and monuments

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Governments can pass bills to protect monuments, as well as restrict visitation towards those sites. Also, maintenance teams can be sent in to ensure that the monuments remain in good condition.

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Ziggurats were massive monuments built in the ancient Mesopotamian valley.

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it show people how they used these momuments to promote power, glory, and to intimidate others.

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No state has more national monuments than Arizona--18 federally protected areas. The state's monuments include some of the world's most famous sites including the Grand Canyon, Native American ruins, historic settlements and stark desert landscapes.

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Edward S. Johnson has written:

'Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Presidents, Tomb, Biography

'Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place' -- subject(s): Tomb, Historic sites, Monuments

'Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place' -- subject(s): Tomb, Historic sites, Monuments

'Abraham Lincoln & his last resting place' -- subject(s): Death and burial, Tomb, Oak Ridge Cemetery (Springfield, Ill.)

'Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place' -- subject(s): Tomb, Historic sites, Monuments

'Abraham Lincoln and his last resting place' -- subject(s): Tomb, Historic sites, Monuments

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