Determining which SQL Server tables are accessed over a week?
One possible way is to look into index usage statistics, such as sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats() (and several others with similar names).

Two possible catches here are:


Their data isn't persisted between server restarts, so make sure
that uptime is sufficiently long.
If you have scheduled maintenance jobs, for example, regular index rebuilds, they will spoil the statistics. But at least you will be able to separate your objects into 2 categories: one with similar access counts across all of them and the rest is well above that.


Overall it's not very reliable, but at least will give you some quick initial insight. The second step could be, for example, denying all permissions on suspected tables and watch for your work phone / email box :).