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Final Late Antiquity Mirador
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Jug
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a. Coptic 5th-7th century
b. 29.6 x 20.5 cm, painted earthenware
c. The British Museum 1919,0505.187
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Late Antiquity, Seminar 4
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Still Image
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Justinian Mosaic, San Vitale, Ravenna
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c. 547 mosaic showing Byzantine emperor Justinian and his retinue from the Basilica of San Vitale in Ravenna.
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The Crusader States in Twenty Images
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https://media-management-api.tlt.harvard.edu/api/iiif/manifest/396
Description
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The built environment in the Eastern Mediterranean under crusader rule consisted of
New public and private buildings
Covered and open markets
Hospices, hospitals, bathhouses, pools, aqueducts, sewers and cemeteries.
Urban industries and crafts such as mints, goldsmiths, silversmiths, bakeries, tanners, sugar refineries and soap making.
Castles as fortified administrative centers and places of refuge for the local population during troubled times
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Upon its foundation in 1142, the Kerak or Karak of Moab Castle became the stronghold of the Latin Lordship of Transjordan, which was part of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. The fortress surrendered to Saladin in 1188.
Why was the particular location chosen by the crusaders?
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The built environment in the Eastern Mediterranean under crusader rule consisted of
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The built environment in the Eastern Mediterranean under crusader rule consisted of
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Upon its foundation in 1142, the Kerak or Karak of Moab Castle became the stronghold of the Latin Lordship of Transjordan, which was part of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. The fortress surrendered to Saladin in 1188.
Why was the particular location chosen by the crusaders?
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The built environment in the Eastern Mediterranean under crusader rule consisted of
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Late Antiquity, Seminar 2
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Still Image
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Keystone with Dionysos
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Keystone with Dionysos, late 5th-6th century, Early Byzantine, Egypt, limestone, 35 x 38.5 x 12.5cm, Washington D.C., Dumbarton Oaks.
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Museum Description: “The fragment (BZ.1940.60) showing Dionysus, nude except for a mantle, with legs crossed and his right arm placed over his head—now broken off—leaning on a spirally fluted pedestal, served as a keystone of an arch whose span would have been approximately 2 m.
The remarkable depth of the sharply carved design, which creates a strong contrast of light and shadow, and the combination of symmetry and repetition characterize a wellknown group of limestone sculpture that has been excavated from a rich early Byzantine site in Middle Egypt called Oxyrhynchus (modern Behnesa).
Closely related to two fragments with a vine scroll ornament in this collection (BZ.1935.12 and BZ.1940.59) which undoubtedly formed part of the same or similar arches with an inner span of about 2.5 m.
There has been much debate and confusion about the date and context of these architectural fragments. In the beginning of the twentieth century, they were interpreted as parts of church decorations. The excavations, however, were not systematically undertaken and documented and there is little exclusively Christian about these carvings. Revisions in the chronology of Egyptian-Coptic sculpture have led to a shift in opinion.
We now know that these sculptural remains were mainly part of tombs and belong to the city’s necropolis. The vine scroll arches may have been the façade of a Christian or a pagan tomb cella or the decoration and setting of a funerary niche. Dionysus in combination with grape vines alludes to the hope of the deceased for a joyful afterlife.”
-G. Bühl
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http://museum.doaks.org/objects-1/info/27197
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Dumbarton Oaks BZ.1940.60
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Money Matters, Thursday 3/18
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UUID
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King depreciating bank notes
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King depreciating bank notes. British satirical print created by Charles Williams in 1811.
IIIF Item Metadata
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Commemoration, Remembrance, and Metaphor in Twenty Images
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https://media-management-api.tlt.harvard.edu/api/iiif/manifest/414
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King Edward and Queen Eleanor
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This terracotta sculpture depicts an apocryphal scene from the life of King Edward, in which his life was saved by his young wife, Eleanor, who sucked poison from his arm after Edward was stabbed by a would-be-assassin with a poisoned dagger during the ninth crusade
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The Crusader States in Twenty Images
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The built environment in the Eastern Mediterranean under crusader rule consisted of
New public and private buildings
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Urban industries and crafts such as mints, goldsmiths, silversmiths, bakeries, tanners, sugar refineries and soap making.
Castles as fortified administrative centers and places of refuge for the local population during troubled times
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Dublin Core
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Title
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An account of the resource
Krak des Chevaliers. Is this barrel vaulted space a chapel or a mosque? Discuss.
IIIF Item Metadata
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