Every scheduled monument in England, from the chalk downlands of Wiltshire to the Roman walls of Hadrian — all 20,000 sites of national importance protected by Historic England.
Scheduled monuments in England, grouped by historic county. Counts derived from the National Heritage List for England dataset.
The 20,000 scheduled monuments in this register are drawn from the National Heritage List for England. Each scheduled monument is a site formally recognised by law as being of national importance — protected against development, metal detecting, and unauthorised disturbance.
Scheduling is the primary mechanism by which England's archaeological heritage is protected. Sites range from Neolithic burial chambers and Bronze Age field systems to medieval castles and post-medieval industrial remains — spanning over 10,000 years of human activity.
Aubrey generates detailed historical research for any address in Britain — including scheduled monuments, Domesday records, Roman heritage, and medieval history within your local landscape.
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