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What is the name of the TV series about building a cathedral in the Middle Ages?
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It is called "Modern Marvels" and had an episode about that subject.
Thanks but not that series.
It actually is an adaptation of Ken Follett's noevel "The Pillars of the Earth.
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The Gothic cathedrals were built primarily during the?
The Middle Ages. 5th Century to 16th Century.
What are the pillars of the earth in the middle ages?
The "pillars of the earth" are cathedrals. I am currently reading a novel entitled "The Pillars of the Earth" which revolves around people building a cathedral!
Were there cities in the middle ages?
Yes. During the Middle Ages, a city was the site of a cathedral. The cathedral was the administrative center of a diocese of the church, which included a number of local parishes. There were a lot of cities, some big, and some that would barely qualify as towns by today's standards.
Where were the Middle ages cathedrals built?
The use of cathedrals was the same in the Middle Ages as it is today, as the church associated with the central administration of a diocese. The diocese is a set of churches grouped according to geographical area. The religious head of a diocese is a bishop, whose church is the cathedral. It is called a cathedral because the bishop's throne is there; the Latin word "cathedra" means seat. The presence of a cathedral was the thing that distinguished a city from a town, for much of the Middle Ages.
When were bells invented?
During the middle ages shortly after the building of cathedrals.
Key attraction in the middle ages?
Canterbury Cathedral
The Gothic cathedrals were built primarily during the?
The Middle Ages. 5th Century to 16th Century.
What are the pillars of the earth in the middle ages?
The "pillars of the earth" are cathedrals. I am currently reading a novel entitled "The Pillars of the Earth" which revolves around people building a cathedral!
What do you call the very large churches built during the middle ages?
Cathedral.
What structures best illustrates the nature of architecture during the middle ages?
Ely cathedral cambridgeshire
What was a key goal of cathedral architecture in the late Middle Ages?
i need help with that question
What catholic church did martin Luther go to back in the middle ages?
Martin Luther went to the cathedral and the renasiance festival back n the middle ages in Italy,Florence.
Were there cities in the middle ages?
Yes. During the Middle Ages, a city was the site of a cathedral. The cathedral was the administrative center of a diocese of the church, which included a number of local parishes. There were a lot of cities, some big, and some that would barely qualify as towns by today's standards.
Where were the Middle ages cathedrals built?
The use of cathedrals was the same in the Middle Ages as it is today, as the church associated with the central administration of a diocese. The diocese is a set of churches grouped according to geographical area. The religious head of a diocese is a bishop, whose church is the cathedral. It is called a cathedral because the bishop's throne is there; the Latin word "cathedra" means seat. The presence of a cathedral was the thing that distinguished a city from a town, for much of the Middle Ages.
What was the most art function when The Tree of Jesse at Chartres Cathedral was made during the middle ages in Europe?
to provide realism
What are facts about snowmen?
Building snowmen dates back to the Middle Ages!
When were bells invented?
During the middle ages shortly after the building of cathedrals.
