81. Image Resources For Architecture On The Web Japan. Castles of Japan Images of castles are searchable by alphabetic or geographicindex. Images from Japan general images, including architecture. http://www.lisa.sbu.ac.uk/resources/subjects/be/archimages.html

Built Environment Lisa Home FeedBack Image Resources for Architecture on the Web See also General Architecture web resources Finding Images on the Web th th ... -Century Photography of Ancient Greece The site illustrates around 200 19 th th Aardvaark: the RMIT Guide to Selected Contemporary Melbourne Architecture AcIS Imaging: [Columbia University] Digital Image Access Project Africa AGRAM: Architectural Information The work of some "historically important" architects is presented on this site in photographs, drawings & models (currently mostly photographs). Architects covered are Le Corbusier, Duiker, Jujol, Loos, Schinkel & Melnikov. AICT: Art Images for College Teaching AICT is a royalty-free image exchange resource for the educational community, with a limited collection of images of architecture, art and sculpture, indexed by period. Altavista: "Images" Search Option

82. History - Langley Castle Hotel, Tynedale, Hexham, Northumberland. For Hadrians W of Garderobes suggests that Langley castle was intended of this type and style ofarchitecture in Europe. fill in Booking Request Form general Hotel enquiries http://www.langleycastle.com/history.htm

Langley Castle Hotel Langley-on-Tyne Hexham Northumberland NE47 5LU England ~~~ A Brief History of Langley ~~~ B uilt in 1350, during the reign of Edward III, the castle has retained its architectural integrity and is regarded as one of the few medieval fortified Castle Hotels in England. O ver the past 600 years, the Castle has been owned, together with its estate, by Lords and Ladies whose names were frequently associated with the turbulent history of the Kingdom. D uring the 17th century the Langley estates became the property of the Earls of Derwentwater; Viscounts Langley. James , the third Earl and Charles his brother, took part in the Jacobite risings of 1715. T hey were subsequently executed at the Tower of London. A cross stands by the road from the Castle to Haydon Bridge commemorating their loyalty to the King of Scotland ( their Lawful Sovereign ), which reads: In memory of James and Charles Viscounts Langley Beheaded on Tower Hill 24th Feb 1716 and 8th Dec 1746 For Loyalty to their Lawful Sovereign T he property was confiscated by the Crown and its administration passed to the Royal Naval Hospital at Greenwich in London.

83. Powell's Books - The Fields Of Athenry: An Irish Saga By James Charles Roy Subject Historic preservation Subject History Subject Castles Subject Europe Ireland Subject International architecture - general Series Volume 66 http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?show=Hardcover:Sale:0813338603:9.98

84. EUA Convention Of European Higher Education Institutions general Information. GRAZ KUNSTHAUS, one of the most exciting examples of contemporaryarchitecture. stud farm at Piber with its Baroque castle, late Gothic http://eua.uni-graz.at/information.html

Introduction Programme Thematic Areas Working Groups ... Home General Information 29 - 31 May 2003 Graz, Austria The Universities in Graz The City of Graz Weather and Clothing Visas ... The universities in Graz Karl-Franzens University of Graz - http://www.uni-graz.at The University of Graz is one of Austria's intellectual centers. It has an international and creative climate, scientific first-class performances, one of the largest libraries and an university hospital with world fame. Six Nobel Prize winners have taught and researched at this university. As the second oldest university of Austria, it has shaped the colorful picture and pulsating life of the Styrian capital. Today, more than 23.000 students enjoy high-quality education. There is a great variety of subjects that can be studied at the University of Graz. At six Schools diploma and doctoral programs as well as teacher training can be done in more than sixty subjects, and bachelor degrees were introduced a short while ago. These enable students to get not only classical education but also innovative combinations with the help of which new occupations are created. Each School has its special profile which is mirrored in the courses that are offered. The School of Humanities emphasizes information processing. The School of Theology is characterized by its particular reference to society, and it increasingly educates students for occupations outside church. The School of Economics and Social Sciences as well as the Law School orientate themselves to international aspects, and the School of Natural Sciences specializes in innovative fields such as molecular biology. Moreover, international pioneering work is done in unique research areas that are emphasized, and the new generation of academics is supported.

85. Czech Embassy based on the outcome of the general elections, a In the 11th century, architectureand book illustrations and noble churches (ie Prague castle, Strahov, Doksany http://www.mzv.cz/washington/general/general.htm

General Information: Facts and Figures Geographic Location History Cultural History ... National Holidays Facts and Figures: Official title: Czech Republic (Ceská republika) Form of government: Bi-cameral parliamentary democracy President: Vaclav Klaus Prime Minister: Vladimir Spidla Date of origin: January 1, 1993, when former Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia Area: 78,703 sq. km (30,449 sq. mi), about the size of South Carolina Number of inhabitants: Geographical position: landlocked in Central Europe, between 2 mountain ranges, Neighboring states: Slovakia - East, Austria- South, Germany- West, Poland- North Capital city: Prague (Praha), 1.2 million inhabitants Other major cities: Brno Ostrava Pilsen (Plzen), 171,908; Olomouc Official language: Czech Ethnic makeup: Czech 94.4%, Slovak 3%, Polish 0.6%, German 0.5%, Gypsy 0.3%, Hungarian 0.2%, other 1% Currency: Czech Crown (Ceská Koruna - Kc), Crowns are divided into 100 smaller units, called hallers (halér)

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Castles of the World Bulletin Board Forum Index FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Login to check your private messages Login Castle Architecture Castles of the World Bulletin Board Forum Index Blueprints and Floorplans View previous topic ... View next topic Author Message Kevin Guest Posted: Wed Nov 06, 2002 5:01 pm Post subject: Castle Architecture I am trying to find out what a part of a castle is called. I'm talking about the place where archers were placed to defend the castle, they were able to shoot their arrows while being protected by the design Back to top Amanda Guest Posted: Thu May 08, 2003 6:10 pm Post subject: Re: Castle Archiecture LOOPHOLES OR MEUTRIERES The defense of the castles was from the walls, gateways and towers. The introduction of loopholes was at the end of the 12th. Century. They enabled the defenders to shoot at the enemy outside the castle while they remained unseen and safe from attack from behind the walls.Different styles of loopholes. This information was on this website...perhaps it was added after you asked this question...but there you have it...theres your answer...good luck!! In Love and Friendship...

88. NetSERF: Architecture: Castles: Welsh Castles Jeffrey Thomas has put together a great deal of excellent historicalinformation concerning Welsh castles and Welsh history in general. http://www.netserf.org/Architecture/Castles/Wales/

Search NetSERF NetSERF Features Medieval Glossary PDA Version Advanced Search ... Suggest a Site Top Medieval Sites ORB Internet Medieval Sourcebook Labyrinth Click here to find great medieval books for sale. Home Architecture Castles : Welsh Castles Welsh Civilization>> Revised Date Popularity NetSERF Select Alphabetical Top to Bottom Bottom to Top >> These topics are cross-referenced. Castles of Wales Excellent site! Jeffrey Thomas has put together a great deal of excellent historical information concerning Welsh castles and Welsh history in general. There are historical essays, bibliography, images and descriptions of all the Welsh castles, glossary and more. URL: http://www.castlewales.com/home.html Total Clicks: Last Click: 07 June 2004 Notify us if link is broken Castles of Wales This is not the same as the above site. This is from Data-Wales and provides an image and brief description of a number of the castles in Wales. URL: http://www.data-wales.co.uk/castles1.htm Revised: 04 July 2003 Total Clicks: Last Click: 07 June 2004 Notify us if link is broken Great Castles of Wales A very good site full of images, floor plans, historical information and maps.

89. Medieval And 17th Century Developments Dublin Castle [Archeire, Irish Architectu The castle s form as a medieval fortress was over. New designs by the Surveyor GeneralSir William Robinson Archeire.com Email info@irisharchitecture.com A http://www.archeire.com/buildings_ireland/dublin/southcity/dublin_castle/17castl

Buildings of Ireland Dublin South City Dublin Castle / Medieval and 17th Century Castle Developments Dublin Castle was founded in 1204 by order of King John who wanted a fortress constructed for the administration of the city. The castle was placed on high ground to the east of the city. It was originally protected by the Poddle river (now underground) which was later used to fill a moat around the walls. In 1224 the castle was credited with a chapel. Through to the 15th century the castle was mainly administrative, concerned with setting up the machinery of government than defence. In 1534 however the castle was subjected to a siege by Thomas Fitzgerald or Silken Thomas. At the Council of State gathering at St Mary's Abbey , he renounced his allegiance to the King as he was under the impression that his father, the Earl had been executed in London. This attack from the one side only was easily defended, and when the populace heard that the King was sending troops turned on the attackers who in retaliation laid siege to the city. Later Fitzgerald was captured and he was executed with five uncles in London. In the above map, the original outline of the castle is shown with the later 18th century plan overlaid on it. As can be seen there was one entrance and some heavy duty towers. The castle occupied roughly the area of the upper yard. By the beginning of the seventeenth century, the castle was fully developed with Law Courts, meetings of Parliament, the residence of the viceroy and a council chamber. It was a violent period with many attempts being made to capture the castle. Originally the castle like the city wall had a building free zone outside their perimeter for easier defence, but as the years passed, and the city developed this was filled in leaving the castle more vulnerable. However the main danger was not from without but within. On the 7th April 1684 a fire broke out in the Viceregal quarters. To prevent it from reaching the Powder Tower, linking buildings were blown up. The castle's form as a medieval fortress was over.

90. AVI ' 98 - General Information general INFORMATION. charm the ruined remains of Amiternum, the castles, the monasteries asplendid piece of work of RomanesqueGothic architecture, and of the http://ing.univaq.it/avi98/Info/generalInfo.html

A DVANCED V ISUAL I NTERFACES L'Aquila, ITALY, May 24-27, 1998 G ENERAL I NFORMATION location transportation climate social events ... accomodations L OCATION Top H OW TO R EACH L'A QUILA L'Aquila is about 100 Km East of Rome. The nearest airport is Rome Fiumicino (FCO). There will be a special AVI shuttle service from Rome Fiumicino Airport to L'Aquila at fixed times on certain days (the shuttle time schedule will be available later on the AVI web page http://www.ing.univaq.it/avi98/shuttle/ ). L'Aquila can also be easily reached by bus or car. Train service is also available, though less advisable, since it takes a longer time due to intermediate train stops. By bus: L'Aquila can be reached by taking the ARPA bus from Roma Tiburtina Train Station . The train service from the Fiumicino Airport to Roma Tiburtina is available from 6.55 am to 10 pm every 20 minutes (travelling time: 40 min). The time schedule of the ARPA bus from Rome to L'Aquila is as follows: Weekdays Holidays Bus tickets cost about 10 US$ and must be bought before boarding the bus, at the Elios Agency located in front of Tiburtina Station exit. The trip lasts about 1 hour and 40 minutes. The bus terminal in L'Aquila is at the Castello Cinquecentesco (AVI'98 venue). L'Aquila can also be reached by bus from Pescara : The time schedule is as follows: Weekdays Holidays *Via road (the others via motorway) The trip lasts 1 hour and 50 minutes via motorway, and 2 hours and 20 minutes via road. The bus terminal in L'Aquila is at the Castello Cinquecentesco (AVI'98 venue).

91. Castles On The Web Offers Castle Links, Castle Photos, Castle Site Of castles on the Web offers an extensive database of all things castle related including a castle photo gallery, free castle web pages, hundreds of castle links, castle site of the day, castles for http://www.castlesontheweb.com/

92. Art, Architecture, Etc. Islamic architecture in Isfahan, excellent pictures accompanying text, includesgeneral overview of Renaissance and Baroque architecture. Castles on the Web. http://www.tesarta.com/www/resources/art.html

The Age of King Charles V . One thousand illuminated manuscript images! Oh my! Ancient City of Athens , many high quality images Ancient Sites Anglo-Saxon images from FTP. Archaeology in Ireland: The Celtic High Cross ArtServ Les Capetiens Chinese Architecture ... Megalithic! , British Isles, megalithic sites. NIXNET Medieval Homepage Online Medieval and Classical Library The Perseus Project , classical resources. Renaissance and Baroque Architecture Russian Icons Stone Pages , Scottish, English, Irish megalithic sits (photos, maps, history, etc.). WebMuseum , a collection of art throughout history. World Art Treasures Early Christian and Byzantine resources Early Christian and Byzantine resources. Labyrinth , at Georgetown University. Castles on the Web St. Pachomius Library , English translations of texts of the Church Fathers, Christian martyrs, Councils, etc. The Orthodox Page , links to Scriptures, Divine Liturgy, Prayers, etc. Monumenta Musicae Byzantinae , a collection of photos, etc. Resources for Historians Byzantium: Byzantine Studies on the Internet Classical/Mediterranean Archaeology Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page ABZU , Near Eastern resources.

93. General World History Resources general World History Resources. architects with 3D models, photographic images andarchitectural drawings, plus Castles On the Web A large collection of links http://dewey.chs.chico.k12.ca.us/ss9.html

General World History Resources From the Chico High School Library General World History Resources About UNESCO World Heritage List The United Nations explains how a site can become designated as a World Heritage Site. UNESCO World Heritage List List and links to the 690 properties which the United Nations World Heritage Committee has inscribed on the World Heritage List (529 cultural, 138 natural and 23 mixed properties in 122 States Parties). This is a link to a page with brief descriptions of the sites (Non-UNESCO Website)World Heritage Sites "The following properties have been approved by the World Heritage Committee to be included on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The list currently contains 552 different properties as of December, 1997." The World Heritage Cities Background information on the cities which have World Heritage Sites. Includes information about the surrounding region and country. Architectural Periods and Styles Collection of images representing historic periods, and also of the styles of architecture that were popular in those periods. The Great Buildings Collection A gateway to architecture from around the world and across history. The Great Buildings Online documents hundreds of buildings and leading architects with 3D models, photographic images and architectural drawings, plus commentaries, bibliographies, and web links, for famous designers and structures of all kinds.

94. Hearst Castle: The Biography Of A Country House Hearst castle The Biography of a Country House. by Victoria Kastner. CustomerReviews. Average Costumer Rating Hearst castle Fans Should Not Miss This! http://www.aviewoncities.com/zzbooks/showproduct.php?asin=0810934159&type=castle

95. Boldt Castle: In Search Of The Lost Story Written with precise research and personal flair by Paul Malo (architectural historianand professor emeritus at Syracuse University), Boldt castle In Search http://www.aviewoncities.com/zzbooks/showproduct.php?asin=0966972902&type=castle

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97. Victorian Station Offering Decorating Ideas And Historical Information About The general. Learn about all that we can offer and you can even sign upfor a free, no Castles and Architectural Delights. http://www.victorianstation.com/architecturemenu.htm

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99. Powell's Books - Mosque By David Macaulay pictures and text, creating another brilliant celebration of an architectural wonder. Blackand White, and Caldecott Honor Awardwinners castle and Cathedral. http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?show=HARDCOVER:NEW:0618240349:18.00

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