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How many people will the Neyland Stadium hold?
Including standing room, the Neyland Stadium can hold 102,459 people.
What church did most people belong to after King Henry VIII's rule?
The Church of England. The Catholic Church did hold services in secret and in hidden places.
When did Great Britain last hold the Summer Olympic Games?
1964
What kind of medal is a medieval shield made out of?
The medieval shield wasn't metal. It was wooden with a leather covering and a handle in the back to hold. Usually they were round and it was mainly used to deflect blows.
What is the surname origin of Guerrera?
Medieval records of Castile, Spain, hold the earliest records of the Guerrera family name.
Who would hold a medieval banquet?
a king or queen would hold a medieval banquet at their castle or house
What does estampie mean?
Estampie means a dance from the medieval time. An estampie is a round dance with the dancers hold hands and circle round a fountain, a tree, or Evan a person standing in the middle.
What is a medieval chest?
A wooden box to hold items.
Is it easier to hold your pee sitting or standing or lying down?
It is easiest while standing up.
What was free hold land ownership in medieval times called?
Allodium
What values did people hold in medieval japan?
honor, loyalty, and pride
How much weight can eggshell hold?
while standing vertically, they can hold at least 45 pounds.
Where are grape vines?
they hold the grapes together, and keep them standing.
How do you hold a sermon in the sims medieval?
Click the pulpit and set the sermon time, then click hold sermon at the time you set it.
What is a medieval sword frog?
A frog is the attachment to hold the sword scabbard to the belt.
What does aumbry mean?
A cabinet medieval churches used to hold things such as the sacrament.
What is a pairsh?
Parish refers to the area for which a church is responsible. This dates back to medieval times, when the church parish would often cover the same area as the manor, as the church was often closely associated with the manor - many were built by the lords, and the priests were funded, as well as monks etc., to hold prayers for the lord or the manor, and to hold processions, as well as to organise the peasants. In Louisiana the term parish is used as the equivalent of "county" or "township", a basic unit in the state's government structure.
