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How can we protect monuments?

The route was diverted to protect monuments, and work on the line temporarily was halted when archaeological remains were unearthed.

Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill-mannered tourists (and residents).

An added complication is that the organisms sometimes protect monuments, such as the volcanic rock formations known as the Cappadocian "fairy chimneys" of southeastern Turkey.

However, as genocidal conflict evolves, meaningful efforts to protect monuments, collections, heritage sites, sacred structures and other forms of cultural property must shift to engage in the sphere of performance destruction as a component of hybrid warfare.

Paul Achitoff, managing attorney for Earthjustice's mid-Pacific office in Honolulu, said many legal scholars had concluded that the Antiquities Act, which allows presidents to designate and protect monuments without congressional approval, is a one-way street.

In Dr. Warscheid's view, protecting monuments, while important, is delaying the inevitable.

The 51-page suit said removal would be unlawful for many other reasons — including violating laws protecting monuments dedicated to military veterans and history.

In the new shopping malls of Mumbai and Delhi, couples hold hands and canoodle surreptitiously.Illicit lovers also favour protected monuments and ruins, where an entrance fee can buy a little privacy.

Lucia Allais, a junior professor of architecture at Princeton University, will undertake a project called "Designs of Destruction: Architectural Preservation in the Age of Total War" about the process of protecting monuments of art and architecture from destructions of war and modernization in the 20th century.

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which protects monuments of national importance, had been ordered to give its view in response to a petition filed by six lawyers stating that the Unesco world heritage site in the city of Agra had originally been a temple called Tejo Mahalaya dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva.