Converse of object

• erect: Early Proposals for a Memorial In 1949 there was a proposal to erect a monument to the American airmen.

• schedule: A scheduled ancient monument dating from 16th century in a " very bad " condition.

Adjective modifier

• ancient: There can be few ancient monuments in East Anglia with a more striking location.

• scheduled: Owston Ferry Castle is an ancient scheduled monument which is also a Local Nature Reserve.

• prehistoric: This year you have to design a prehistoric monument - a perfect summer holiday project.

• historic: Near the Benedictine Abbey, a historic monument in the form of a cross can be admired.

• funerary: The region has examples of the exceedingly rare survival of funerary monuments above ground.

• megalithic: He agreed with Aubrey on the Druidic nature of megalithic monuments.

Modifies a noun

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• tudor: Monument police officer rick tudor engaged the department shirk.

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• consent: We want to introduce a single heritage consent, replacing scheduled monument consent and listed building consent to streamline the consent process.

Noun used with modifier

• henge: Avebury stone circle is the largest henge monument in Britain, which is managed by the National Trust.

• cursus: This belongs to the type of site which has become known as a ' cursus monument ' .

• marble: The church interior is dominated by the marble monument to Thomas Archer, erected by himself.

• mural: The interior is neatly fitted up, and has many mural monuments.

• burial: The early burial monument was enlarged in successive stages during the Early Bronze Age.

• ritual: No prehistoric funerary and ritual monuments have been recorded in the Levels.