Middle+Ages+Artifacts

Battle of Poitiers. 2009. Figure 617101. ////World History: Ancient and Medieval//// ////Eras////. ABC-CLIO, 2009. Web. 8 Oct. 2009.  ////Food Mosaic from Roman Villa////. 2009. Art Images for Coll Teaching. ////World History://// ////Ancient and Medieval Eras////. Ed. Allan T Kohl. ABC-CLIO, 2009. Web. 13 Oct. 2009.  ////Ship with knights and cleric, Medieval art////. ////World History: Ancient and Medieval//// ////Eras////. ABC-CLIO, 2009. Web. 13 Oct. 2009.  ////Medieval Musicians////. 2009. ////World History: Ancient and Medieval Eras////. ABC-CLIO, 2009. Web. 16 Oct. 2009. <http://www.ancienthistory.abc-clio.com/Search/ Display.aspx?categoryid=4&searchtext=music&type=simple&option=all&entryid=1069087 &issublink=true&fromsearch=false middle ages. They are using cross bows for weapons and, horses for transportation. The Battle of Poiters is fought ontop of a wide flat cliff. The two armies that are fighting can be definded by what color flag they are holding. The soliders are wearing armor to protect themselves of arrows shooting into their skin. ||  || something to do with Christanity. The most famous mosaics are in the Hajia Sophia. The building is one huge mosque on the inside. However, on this mosaic there is, chicken, fish, grain, wheat and lobster. If you were going to have a big dinner, this is what would be served. Everything looks fresh. The fish has just been caught and, the grain was just picked. This seems like a meal for the rich. For example, Kings, Queens or nobles. The apprentice of the castle would serve the food. I would assume that this food would be served in courses. First would be the grain and wheat. Then the main courses would follow, such as the chicken, fish and lobster. ||  || of a miniture painting in that time. You can tell that it is older because it is drawn in black and white. This painting decribes a ship crossing the Mediterranean. In the ship there are knights and a cleric. It shows how soically different people's lives were. For example, these knights are traveling across sea in the rain to fight. Kings would send them to do this duty. The Kings were in the castle and the peasents in the village. However, if they did not have knights, it would effect trade, rulers and religion. ||  || playing musical interments. There is six interments such as the tambourine, xylophone, flute and drums. As music started to evolve in the 11th century, many people became influenced by it. For example, Kings would hire performance acts to sing, dance and play interments at parties. Musical Schools started to open up. It was also another carrer choice if you were not planning to be a knight. These interments were made out of string or weave, bamboo and clay. The first school of music was the School of Montecassino in the 11th century. ||  ||
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 * This picture reinacts a holy war. It decribes how two sides fight in the
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 * This is a photo of a mosaic from a Roman villa. Many mosaics usally have
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 * This picture was drawn in late 13th-century. It is a example
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 * In this image there is three men