Provides images of places that could have been abandoned due to some bad history (Lawless)

Mentions a graveyard that has been neglected or no longer cherished due to the bad memories connected to it (Ghansah)

People purposefully neglect Soviet memorials, like the Maarjamäe memorial in Estonia, to make people forget about them (Martínez)

Government has conflict on whether they should conserve the UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia (Saba, et al.)

Destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban because it's not universally valued at a high stake (Cloonan)

Taliban's destruction of the Buddhas of Bamiyan in 2001 due to iconoclasm, war, and an act of defiance against international law (Francioni and Lenzerini)

Confederate monuments accept human rights violations in history by the cultural-property laws (Bissell)

Many organizations have failed to properly document ancestral remains, and talks about African American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (Domeischel and Neller)

Many UNESCO World Heritage Site Managers fail to protect these sites, engage with local communities, and regularly assess risks (Durrant et al.)

The memories that people have about 9/11 are fading away due to their ties with trauma (Pivnick)

Cases where global iconoclasm has happened and where people want to remove any controversial monuments (Getachew and Kebede)

Vulnerability of ancient monuments in Khorramabad, Lorestan due to environmental conditions and urban development (Anari)