16
Aug
see, i have this project that you have to make either a farm, town, w/e in medieval times. are there any good refrences in the internet to look at? or good pictures? wanna ace the test because im getting a bad grade in social studies lol
any other help would help too =)
Sierra’s “Lords of the [...]
Posted in medieval cathedrals by: hunchback
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15
Aug
People keep telling me I have a clear voice like a boy soprano. I can turn the vibrato off and on. And I do other genres like opera, but my initial voice training was in the cathedral tradition.
Would this info totally be meaningless considering I am a 21 year old female sounding like a [...]
Posted in renaissance cathedrals by: hunchback
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15
Aug
Any heat was gotten by leaving bricks in fires outside, and then bringing in the bricks, which were only used by the priests and other dignitaries.
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15
Aug
Hagia Sophia in Istanbul Turkey 2006. Hagia Sophia (Greek: Ἁγία Σοφία; “Holy Wisdom”, Turkish: Ayasofya) is a former patriarchal basilica, later a mosque, now a museum, in Istanbul, Turkey. Famous in particular for its massive dome, it is considered the epitome of Byzantine architecture. It was the largest cathedral in the world for nearly a [...]
Posted in byzantine cathedrals by: hunchback
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15
Aug
Climbing the north tower gives a bird’s-eye view of the sculptures and structure of the cathedral — not to mention a kick-ass view of the town and surrounding country. The spiral staircase is narrow and long. It’s very high and very scary.
Duration : 0:1:32
Posted in medieval cathedrals by: hunchback
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15
Aug
No: IT IS NOT HOMEWORK! IT IS TRIVIA TO SEE HOW FAST PEOPLE READ AND REACT TO 10 POINT QUESTIONS!
Magna Carta
Monastery
Nun
Convent
Cathedral
Saint
Crusade
Plague
Renaissance
Humanism
Magna Carta: Document signed by King John of England in 1215 AD that limited the king’s power and guaranteed certain basic rights. Considered the beginning of constitutional government in England.
Monastery: the residence of a religious [...]
Posted in renaissance cathedrals by: hunchback
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15
Aug
+ Improved architectural strength
+ Increased visual appeal
+ Smaller subcomponents easier to make and were sturdier
+ More efficient use of raw materials
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14
Aug
VPG-DVD-193 - BRETAGNE
Brittany in the rugged west of France features picturesque old towns, castles and fortresses plus austere medieval cathedrals. Nostalgia and romantic harbour villages still exist here and it is also a land of menhirs and fishermen.
Rennes is the capital of the region and it is here that our journey through Brittany begins. It [...]
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14
Aug
Cool buildings, amazing skylines, beautiful bridges, and other architectural feats.
Here are the places and the order in which they appear:
1. Greek arches
2. Medieval castle
3. Allegheny County Courthouse
4. Monastery of St. Nil
5. Convento do Carmo ruins in Lisbon
6. Broadway Tower Cotswolds
7. Big Ben at night
8. Notre Dame de [...]
Posted in cathedral architecture by: hunchback
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14
Aug
Theist culture is unparalleled: medieval cathedrals, Islamic architecture, the Renaissance, Bach, Dante, Milton, Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, etc. etc. Atheists have had hundreds of years to produce great cultural works and have produced little of note except ugliness and distortion. Is this because they have no source of inspiration?
Furthermore, the atheist philosophers of the nineteenth century (primarily [...]
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