Hadrian's Wall -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Online Article , architecture By the simplest definition, architecture is the Wall Guide to the roman empire s famous frontier of Mithras Information on this roman God, from http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=391709
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Extractions: Czech Republic - Places of interest map Major city of interest FACTS AND FIGURES Alternative name: Praha (Czech) Population: 1.2 million, Czech Republic's capital and largest city Prague is most important commercial, industrial, and cultural center in country At various times in its history, Prague was capital of Bohemia, Holy Roman Empire, and Czechoslovakia Charles University, named after its founder, Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV, was founded in mid 14th century Center of 15th-century religious reform movement begun by Jan Hus and focal point of ensuing Hussite Wars City was center of quashed "Prague Spring" reform movement in 1968 as well as 1989 "Velvet Revolution", marking end of over 40 years of communist rule
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Extractions: Southwark Cathedral , which sits just south of the Thames, facing St Paul's and the City. Southwark Cathedral is much nicer and more peaceful, in my opinion. On London Bridge, it's possible to see both cathedrals in the same skyline. Is there anywhere else in the world where this is possible? Tell me.
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Extractions: In Athens memory never fades. Wherever you stand, wherever you turn, the city's long and rich history will be alive in front of you. This is where that marvel of architecture, the Parthenon, was created. This is where art became inseparable from life, and this is where Pericles gave the funerary speech, that monument of the spoken word. In the centre of town are two hills, the Acropolis with the monuments from the Age of Pericles, and Lycabettus with the picturesque chapel of Ai Giorgis. Ancient ruins provide a vivid testimony to the glory of Athens, hailed by many people as the cradle of western civilization. Sparta a beautiful town near the river Evrotas, located in the centre of the Peloponnese in southern Greece, is the capital of the prefecture of Lakonia. SPARTA ( known in Greek as Sparti) has a history which dates back to the Neolithic period, at least 3,000 years before Christ.
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Extractions: Tool Links map of rome italy Rome Alternate meanings: See Rome (disambiguation) Photograph of the Colosseum The Roman Colosseum Rome (Italian and Latin, Roma) is the capital city of Italy. It is located on the Tiber river, in ... near the Tyrrhenian Sea, at 41°50'N, 12°15'E. The Vatican City, located in an enclave within Rome , is the seat of the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church (see also under Roman Catholicism). Rome was the seat of the Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic, and the Roman Empire. By tradition, Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BC, by Romulus, who killed in the process his twin brother ... ... ... Italian (+ German and Ladin in South Tyrol, Slovenian in Friuli-Venezia Giulia and French in Valle d'Aosta.) Capital Rome Largest City Rome President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Area - Total - % water Ranked 69th 301,230 km² 2.4 ... came the medieval Humanism and the Renaissance that further helped to shape European philosophy and art. The city of Rome contains some of the most important examples of the Baroque. The Italy of modern time became a nation ... Sardinia. The architect of Italian unification, however, was Count Camillo Benso di Cavour, the Chief Minister of Victor Emmanuel.
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Extractions: Virtual gallery from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology highlighting artifacts from everyday life in ancient Greece. "The artifacts you will see here tell a vivid story of life in ancient Greece. The text expands on this story, and together they create in detail an interpretation of how Greek art and material culture add to the written record and expand our understanding of daily life in ancient times. This site uses information from the Perseus Project, a digital library on ancient Greece to exhibit information about the ancient Olympics. It includes comparisons between ancient and modern sports, ancient artwork with themes relevant to the games, and information about Olympic athletes who were famous in ancient times.
The Article "Beyond Life And Shortcuts" - A Story Beyond Death... the last three hundred years by the East roman empire. After the romans were defeated the Arabs put up long history with its unique Mamluk architecture and the http://www.egyptmyway.com/articles/cityofdead.html
Extractions: From the city of the dead Cairo " Shortcut? " asked the taxi driver while looking for a new cassette of the legendary Oum Kalthoum. I answered yes while the black cassette player threatened to eat the cassette he just had selected from his unorganized collection. Then, to the relief of both of us the song "Elf Leila wa leila" ( thousand and one night ) started to fill the taxi. In the middle of the road, city of the dead Cairo. See larger photo Between two autostradas was our "shortcut road" - and in the middle of this road a beautiful monument. A domed building standing proud in a city of exhaust, dreams and legends. Built in medieval times for a lovely woman from the ruling class - well she just had to have been beautiful to match such a monument?
The Ancient World Web: Buildings_Monuments_and_Cities variety of subjects related to city life, and roman and Greek provincial/empire cities, in of Asia Thousands of photos of historical architecture in Asia http://www.julen.net/ancient/Buildings_Monuments_and_Cities/
Site Map: Conflict And Community In The Corinthian Church Paul s Journeys; roman empire; roman House Plan Study Links organized by topic Art architecture; Corinth the roman World; Dress Hairstyles of Greece http://gbgm-umc.org/umw/corinthians/sitemap.stm
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Web Links, Teachers, Understanding Art, Art, Glencoe Online views of monuments and buildings throughout the roman empire. Images of roman sculptures and paintings are also features several images of architecture as art http://www.glencoe.com/sec/art/understanding_art/teachers/web_links.php/ia
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Jay's Roman History, Coins And Technology Site and photo gallery titled, A Sojourn in Greece s Ancient places. roman bridges, and other subjects relating to roman construction and architecture. http://myron.sjsu.edu/helpauthors.htm
Extractions: The following people have played a major role in making this Web site (or CD-ROM resource) a success. This author is deeply grateful for the help and encouragement they have provided. Many of them are also authors of articles and images that are published here. We will list these individuals in roughly chronological order, arranged by date the author first made their acquaintance. Marilyn is the Manager of the College of Education Technology Labs at San Jose State University where the myron.sjsu.edu had its conception and incubation. On one fateful day in late 1996 Your Humble Author was a student assistant (Not yet even a graduate assistant) who had an old Pentium 120 computer with Windows 95 he had used for a project during his student teaching days. "Is it all right if I try to build an experimental Web server here in the lab? The faculty may someday want to publish their course materials and College of Education news on the Web and it would be good if we knew a little about this." Little did Marilyn know what a ride she (and all the rest of us) were in for! The Roman history content was your Author's idea so as to have a site that might actually serve up useful content for sixth - grade classroom consumption rather than meaningless placeholders and test pages. Marilyn has been right there beside me throughout my professional, personal, and technological growth through the interveneing years. The evolution of the College of Education Information and Networking Infrastructure would never have been possible, let alone the overwhelming success that it has been, if it had not been for her guidance and leadership, regardless of how many network geeks anyone could have assigned to ite development.
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Extractions: 5-Part Series These 5 bodies of water, created 10,000 years ago, hold 1/5 of the world's standing fresh water. Over 50 million people live within 100 miles of a Great Lake's port. Because they comprise such a large waterway, they have played a vital role in the lives and histories of many of our ancestors and to this day continue to play that role in many important ways. The Great Lakes
Oman - Resources a gallery of scenes in Oman including architecture, cultural images early empires, and the collapse of the empire. as well as a collection of roman place names http://www.electronics-ee.com/Resources/Oman.htm
Extractions: Publication concerned with the historiographical texts of Greece and Rome; Byzantine historiography; the historiography of other ancient cultures; ancient biography; the influence of historiography and biography on other literary genres; precursors of historiography and biography; modern theory relevant to the study of historiography; and indeed ancient use of non-literary media for the representation of the past.
