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Cathedrals built in the 1500s? | History Forum - historum. com Cathedrals were mostly city building , paid for by the city the great expansion of the 12th 13th and 14th centuries had slowed down a lot the low countries , the Rhine corridor and Italy were still pretty rich but the rest of Europe was in a bit of a rut Click to expand
How many medieval cathedrals are there in Europe? Probably many of the cathedrals in Romania are also relatively new You can't just count dioceses and determine the number of medieval cathedrals As I indicated, there were so many bishops and cathedrals in southern Europe that it is unlikely they have built new ones Instead, they have co-cathedrals which no longer have bishops
Stone vs Brick - Castles and Cathedrals - History Forum Am I correct in saying most European Castles and Cathederals are made of stone - most likely limestone? Brick seems to have been a perfectly viable alternative As shown by the brick gothic style found most typically in northern Germany and the Baltic Brick Gothic - Wikipedia Brick seems
Stone vs Brick - Castles and Cathedrals - History Forum I'm trying to compare castles in the medieval era against medieval seige weapons, Counter weight trebuchets and early bombard cannons, with stone shot To me Malbrok castle stands out as performing very well against bombardment, at a time that stone castles were being pulverised in France at
Medieval peasant worktime - History Forum How much did peasants actually work in different weeks of year in Middle Ages? As a result of the labour laws in late 19th, mostly 20th century, town factory, shop and office workers have regular worktime Limited to 40 hours per week for 48 weeks in a year, plus 4 weeks of vacation with zero
The Diversity Of Early African Architecture Ruins Thread There should be plenty of interesting examples that tickle your fancy, such as the Nubian cathedrals like Faras, or large churches like Banganarti, the palaces of Dahomey, Ashanti, Benin, and the Sudanic Belt, the great mosques of Muslim Africa, the royal stone enclosures of the Zimbabwe cultures, elite Swahili architecture the great city walls
Europes Greatest Medieval Churches | History Forum Most decorative elements in the medieval Cathedrals of France were destroyed by either the iconoclastic Huguenots or the iconoclastic French revolutionaries The two world wars did the rest
Just how bad were the dark ages in Britain? | Page 6 | History Forum Especially important was learning to how make pictures look 3 dimensional because then industrial inventors could spread knowledge of machines in 3 dimensions and those looking at the pictures could create the new machines and build awesome cathedrals!
Why is Europes Historical Heritage So Much More Impressive? Europeans like Marco Polo loved writing about what impressed them about cities in East Asia (such as canals and bridges in Hangzhou) even when the folks back home were building cathedrals Even in the 16th century you have Jesuit missionaries, who by occupation are probably familiar with the