How to pronounce“monuments”in English

The Monuments Men wanted to make sure that this didn't happen.

The Monuments Men collected vast amounts of data.

So monuments as well as objects, they're all around us in the landscape.

And monuments like Newgrange, you could say they were a little bit like Memento mori, you know, the skull on the medieval philosopher's desk?

Great monuments to your king.

prehistoric monuments are really even now like hugging hugging a standing

These monuments were built for how long?

great monuments but then there's the kind of the ordinary everyday Parisian building that creates the urban Fabric and that's one of the reasons it works

people started accumulating monuments that can only be made with large groups and organized organized

So their are scheduled monuments down there too.

There were some monuments that were in key strategic location.

So you sometimes see Monuments Men bookish art historians arguing with five-star generals.

The remit of the Monuments Men was extended when the war became a ground war.

Though some monuments are covered in may be loose stone, and then they have a soil covering over that, or .

So these monuments weren't representing the burials of the whole community.

prehistoric burial monuments because in the lowland areas where you've got soil people would

records sites monuments records so these legal documents that schedule a monument

new national monuments in the California desert.

And as national monuments go, this one is the most diverse in terms of the life zones that it goes through.

The national monuments that I discussed-- Sand to Snow and Mojave Trails-- those are both owned by the Bureau of Land Management,

Most of these monuments, somebody who wanted something from the mantel piece would have gone in the 19th century and extracted the contents.

So these prehistoric monuments, the barrows, the burial mounds, they might be being used from 3000 to 2000 BC, or 3500 1800.

There were monuments erected to them all over the country.

to construct these monuments, these rituals, circles themselves, and then gradually people live and live there longer and longer until you

Look at the monuments in New York or Washington, DC.

signs and inscriptions on monuments and I had taken that this is the origin which defines the affinities between the words and then we'll move into a different screen which actually

Or suppose we let all of these monuments and statues stand just as they are.

and make sure that these monuments were not destroyed during bombings.

One of the lovely features of these monuments is that they have art and lots of it.

But another possibility is that the monuments started quite simple.

And we dated material from inside those monuments, and not as old as Carrowmore, but still about 300 years older than Newgrange.

whether they're parks or monuments, and the idea of public lands in general, varies from administration to administration.

has been determined to create monuments in every location where a lynching took place.

I wanted to see the monuments.

there had been a few Egyptian monuments, obviously, in Rome that the Romans had collected and brought back to Rome.

Those happened to be the monuments they had.

Clearly to construct these sorts of monuments involves a lot of labor by a lot of people.

There's in fact endless of these monuments that show this guarding against evil spirits.

And the hope is that these monuments can serve as a totem inspiring humans to think about how we can make generational contributions

so well is because the great monuments play off in in in a really beautiful sort of harmonic balance against the uh the background fabric

This was set up in an effort to protect monuments from being damaged during the war.

As I said, the monuments may not have contained a lot of human remains, a lot of people, but they didn't need to to serve as an emblem.

All the institutional buildings have been built and the monuments are full.

They have to find places to make new monuments, which is why the Vietnam Memorial is so powerful.

I've recently been studying a lot of the monuments in Cuba, and I've been working with architects and archaeologists.

images from Wiki loves Earth and wiky loves monuments that document our shared human Heritage and then we have other

And I'm going to walk you through these different monuments so you can get to know them.

Sometimes they survive beautifully in the way of these monuments here.

And these square things are Iron Age burials and monuments from about 500 BC to 300 BC.