Charles Jencks, who has designed a celebrated 'Garden of Cosmic Speculation' in Scotland, said a Welsh monument should take into account the country's people, history, pre-history and future aspirations.
But, you know, when I first started publishing in pre-history - it was 1973, and it was a whole different world.
In both registers, the first half of the book, from pre-history through the Dark Ages to the Hundred Years' War, is outstanding.
In the vast pre-history of mankind, those dim beasts that were our ancestors lived on only what they could catch or gather up.
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The 10 volumes take the reader from pre-history to 1986, each one written by an authority and interspersed with essays on culture, events and people.
This was the pre-history of digitization, using electronic means to alter our previous notions of time and space and to provide new means of delivering news, information, and entertainment.
Religion comes from the period of human pre-history where nobody - not even the mighty Democritus who concluded that all matter was made from atoms - had the smallest idea what was going on.
It's not just about a better understanding of communication over the ages, either, as the timeline of a language can also play a useful role in determining the order of pre-history events, such as the movement of populations over a continent.
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Former communists, whether or not they disavowed Stalin, should not write Hungary's history, says Ms Schmidt: it would be like letting old Nazis, repentant though they might be, write Germany's pre-war history.
One in three women with a history of pre-eclampsia carried the exon 3 defect.
When asked about our favourite places, we mostly come up with places rich in history - pre-automobile cities with charm and the texture, patina, and sense of memory bestowed by time.
Below is a long-term dividend history chart for PRE, which the report stressed as being of key importance.
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In 1996 only 607 students were studying history in their pre-university year.
An original song called "Stranded (Haiti Mon Amour), " which was performed by Bono, The Edge, Jay-Z and Rihanna during the Haiti concert is now the most downloaded song on iTunes and a CD version of the concert is the biggest one-day album pre-order in iTunes history.
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The Berlin section, which has been directed by Terence Riley, chief curator of the department of architecture and design at MoMA, in collaboration with Barry Bergdoll, professor of art history at Columbia University, is rich in the pre-1920s houses later written out of Mies's official history of himself.
This approach was seconded, in its geographic absolutism, by other pre-First World War space-history explanations.
And younger Iranians have reacted against an unrelenting diet of Islamic history and culture by seeking out pre-Islamic glories.
She spends the first part of her book trying to set up her argument with an exhaustive history of evolutionary thought, both pre- and post-Darwin.
She points to one of her successors in the social history department who, thanks to pre-crash funding, has been able to work with young people and those with mental health problems.
The "professional diligence" test under the CPRs mean that buyers can reasonably expect traders to carry out pre-sale checks in relation to the history, mileage and mechanical condition of the car.
By way of example, it remains legal in nine states to deny health insurance coverage to applicants who are victims of domestic violence if the insurance company chooses to deem a history of domestic violence as a pre-existing condition.
Holder, that tests the constitutionality of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, which requires state and local governments, primarily in the Deep South, with a history of discrimination to obtain "pre-clearance" from the Justice Department before making any changes affecting voting.
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In Sweden, parental co-operatives run many pre-schools, and they have a long history in the country.
The two groups we looked at were pre- and post- 1975, that time in our history when the microchip and GUI changed our world forever.
He also had pre-existing hypertension and liver problems and had a family history of sudden death from exercise (his half-brother died at age 20 of an aneurysm while playing baseball).
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However, Medicare does not ration based on pre-existing conditions and cannot turn down applicants based on health history.
The debate focused on an amendment that would place a duty on courts to ask for a social history on an offender from the probation service when requesting a pre-sentence report.
The hooker, who became the youngest club captain in the history of Premiership rugby, will lead the Saints in their final pre-season friendly against Italian side Aironi Viadana on Friday.
The pre-match build-up will include reflections on six decades of FA Cup history, in-depth interviews with managers and players, and 'Goal of the Tournament' with Radio 1's Chris Moyles and Comedy Dave.
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