Scheduled Ancient Monuments

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In the United Kingdom, a Scheduled Ancient Monument is a protected archaeological site or historic building considered to be of national importance.

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Scheduled Ancient Monuments in England [edit]

Scheduled Ancient Monuments in England

  • Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet in Sheffield.

  • 9th century cross in Bakewell, Derbyshire.

  • BirkenheadPrioryStainglass-By-Indigogoat.jpg

    Birkenhead Priory in Merseyside.

  • Carl Wark, Sheffield.

  • Conisbrough Castle in South Yorkshire.

  • Corfe Castle in Dorset.

  • Fountains Abbey in North Yorkshire.

  • The Glass Cone in Catcliffe, South Yorkshire.

  • Jewry Wall in Leicester

  • The Old Bridge in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.

  • The Turret House at Sheffield Manor in Sheffield.

  • St Ives Bridge in Cambridgeshire.

  • Stonehenge in Wiltshire.

  • Winchester Palace in Southwark, London.

Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Scotland [edit]

Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Scotland

  • Cairnpapple Hill, West Lothian.

  • Callanish Stone Circle, Isle of Lewis.

  • Cambuskenneth Abbey in Stirling.

  • Clickimin Broch in Shetland.

  • Craigellachie Bridge in Moray.

  • Crookston Castle in Glasgow.

  • Culross Abbey in Fife.

  • Culross Palace in Fife.

  • Dryburgh Abbey in the Scottish Borders.

  • Dunblane Cathedral.

  • Dun Carloway broch in Lewis.

  • Dundrennan Abbey near Kirkcudbright.

  • Dunfermline Abbey in Fife.

  • Dunkeld Cathedral in Perth and Kinross.

  • Dunstaffnage Castle in Argyllshire.

  • Dunure Castle in South Ayrshire.

  • Earl's Palace in Brisay, Orkney.

  • Earl's Palace in Kirkwall, Orkney.

  • Edzell Castle in Angus.

  • Falkland Palace in Fife.

  • Findlater Castle in Aberdeenshire.

  • Forth and Clyde Canal

  • Gylen Castle in Argyll and Bute.

  • Hermitage Castle near Hawick.

  • Isle of May lighthouse in Fife.

  • Kinloss Abbey.

  • Knapp of Howar in Orkney.

  • Lindores Abbey in Fife.

  • Lochranza Castle on Arran.

  • Melrose Abbey in the Scottish Borders.

  • Newark Castle at Port Glasgow.

  • Portencross Castle in North Ayrshire.

  • Rosslyn Chapel, Midlothian

  • Saint Andrews Castle in Fife.

  • Saint Andrews Cathedral in Fife.

  • Torphichen Preceptory in West Lothian.

Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Wales [edit]

Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Wales

Other [edit]

  • Union Bridge crossing the River Tweed between England and Scotland.

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