I wondered about that when I saw the overlapping World Heritage sites in the World Heritage lists on the English Wikipedia. It makes perfect sense, and in fact it would seem strange if one country didn't find an archeological site like that worth preserving.

An interesting case though for the monuments database! Jane

2012/6/25 Santiago Navarro Sanz wikimillars@hotmail.com

I like it

Santi

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From: vriullop@hotmail.com To: wikilovesmonuments@lists.wikimedia.org Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2012 11:34:37 +0000 Subject: [Wiki Loves Monuments] Did you know...

I start a "did you know" section :-)

Did you know... ... that an old Roman and Romanesque site is both registered as French Monument Historique and Spanish-Catalan Bien Cultural?

I had to double check it. It is located right on the border. As a result, we have two identifiers here:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Archaeological_site_of_Panissars

Vicenç

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On 26/06/12 07:58, elya wrote:

Am 25.06.12 13:34, schrieb Vicenç Riullop:

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I start a "did you know" section :-)

I like the idea and would suggest using Twitter and tweeting about #wlmfacts (i.e. interesting heritage facts). Additionally from "normal" #wikilovesmonuments tweets this could attract new people interested in culture and heritage.

If you don't feel like, I'll just tweet over your ideas but it would be nice if you join!

regards, Elke

That's a good idea, but I'd spread it through September.