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  • How many medieval cathedrals are there in Europe?
    The cathedrals in the Lutheran areas of Germany are officially former cathedrals like those in Scotland The Church of Sweden, Church of Denmark, and Church of Ireland (with a tiny membership) all have bishops and cathedrals
  • Stone vs Brick - Castles and Cathedrals | Page 3 - 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
  • Why is Europes Historical Heritage So Much More Impressive?
    About 150 meters tall Nearly twice as tall There is nothing build in the Middle Ages outside of Europe remotely as tall as these Cathedrals And differently from the Pyramids, they are actual buildings with open spaces inside The Greco-Romans also didn't build anything taller than the tallest cathedrals
  • UK mansions - History Forum
    Little Moreton Hall, very pretty, I have added it to my #8216;must visit #8217; list Sorry Avon I don #8217;t think that Liverpool Cathedral has the pull of the medieval Cathedrals, but as I have never visited Liverpool I may be prejudiced by being so close to Canterbury and Rochester Cathedrals
  • Origins of the Tour de France - History Forum
    The origin of the "compagnons du Tour de France" would date back from the XIIth century, period of building of the cathedrals The first proof of this habit is in a text dating 1420 about shoemakers of Troyes, in which the French king Charles VI writes "the companions and workers of this profession, fom different countries and with different
  • What are the best examples for medieval wooden castles?
    the church investment in stone building , the cities desire to have cathedrals or guilds towers created a whole number of those , traveling the land looking for contracts , At first it was only a stone keep , there is evidence foundations was a problem which had to be solved , eventually , only the most powerful lords and cities could compete
  • Genocide of the English 1069-1070 | History Forum - historum. com
    Certainly, William the Conqueror proclaimed his power in great castles and cathedrals, turned the church upside down and even changed the colour of scribal ink But was it really such a terrible time for the Anglo Saxons or was the idea of beastly Norman oppressors and noble Saxon sufferers invented later to shore up the idea of Englishness?
  • Question about the loss of Roman Technology | Page 2 - History Forum
    Yes, these are good points Lots of monumental works do come from local funding and labor of course And the Medieval states were no strangers to this pattern Underground aqueducts in an oasis in North Africa, river canals connecting various river valleys in Northern Europe, and of course mosques and cathedrals
  • Tourism in the Medieval era of the Middle East? - History Forum
    pilgrims were a big thing and many thousands of commoners would flock to the great sites each year the road to santiago in spain was a very popular one because it was reasonably close but still far enough to make it impressive to go on it after the crusader states were created in the aftermath of the first crusade pilgrimage numbers to the region increased ugly as people went to all the holy
  • Just HOW important was the Mali Empire and Timbuctu to . . . - History Forum
    There’s simple no structure the size the Aztec pyramids, the Roman cathedrals or the Taj Mahal The closely examples I can find is the great mosque of djenne, and the great Zimbabwe But I will acknowledge that the British did indeed destroy a huge chunk of cities and monuments





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