81. Kimbolton Castle - 24 Hour Museum - Official Guide To UK Museums, Galleries, Exh architecture, Decorative and Applied Art, Fine Art, Personalities Kimboltoncastle, originally a medieval castle, and the last residence of Katherine of http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/AM14659.html

Text-only Version September 20 2005 Search this site GO ADVANCED SEARCH Kimbolton Castle Kimbolton Castle Kimbolton Huntingdon Cambridgeshire England Collection details Architecture, Decorative and Applied Art, Fine Art, Personalities Facilities [ icon key ] Facilities for Disabled Visitors: We regret that access to the State Rooms is difficult for visitors with limited mobility and that there is no wheelchair access. If advanced notice is given, the tour can be modified to reduce the number of stairs to be climbed. Laminated sheets outlining the main points of the tour are available on request for visitors with hearing difficulties. Registered guide dogs only are allowed in the grounds and State Rooms. Contact details General information (Tel) : 01480 860 505 General information (Fax) : 01480 860386 E-mail : n_butler@kimbolton.biblio.net Website : www.kimbolton.cambs.sch.uk/castle_tours.htm Open Sunday 6th March 2005 1300-1600 Sunday 6th November 2005 1300-1600 Group tours by arrangement throughout the year, including evenings. Prices on application. Closed except on above dates or by arrangement Admission charges Description Kimbolton Castle, originally a medieval castle, and the last residence of Katherine of Aragon, was largely rebuilt as the 18th century country house of the Earls and Dukes of Manchester, its owners for nearly 350 years. Although the Castle is now the home of Kimbolton School, there are still outstanding Pellegrini murals and a fine collection of portraits. The Castle is set in extensive wooded grounds, near the interesting little town of Kimbolton.

82. Marimari.com : Japan - Architecture By the Momoyama period, castle architecture had become a work of sophisticationand grace. Three such masterpieces are the Himejijo, Osaka-jo, http://www.marimari.com/content/japan/best_of/architecture/main.html

Select Destination Australia Bali Brunei China Hong Kong Japan Korea Macau Malaysia Myanmar New Zealand Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Vietnam Hotels in Japan Popular Places Best of Japan Entertainment ... Site Map Best of Japan Architecture l Gardens l Ikebana l Religion l Tea Ceremony Architecture Shrines Simplicity was the essence of the earlier Shinto shrines in Japan. The natives believe that the Japanese kami (gods) inhabit all natural phenomena such as volcanoes and rocks; these sacred places were thus marked with only a shimenawa (special plaited rope) and gohei (strips of white paper). The shimenawa will lead one to fences and on to the torii gates, which are now common features of a shrine. The architecture of these shrines comes in many varieties, but most were developed from storehouses and dwellings of prehistoric Japan. A pair of komainu (stone 'lion') guards the main path leading to the shrine. One will have its mouth open in a roar while the other has its mouth closed. At the entrance, visitors will find the chozuya (ablution basin). The hishaku (ladle) is used to rinse both hands while the mouth is rinsed with a cupped hand. The resident kami is enshrined in the main building, honden. This place is off-limits to all but Shinto priests on certain occasions. In front of the honden is the haiden or hall of worship. An offering box (saiden-bako) sits in front of it while a gong and a long piece of rope hang above. There is a ceremonial procedure to this offering box; throw a coin into the box, sound the gong twice, make two deep bows, clap loudly twice (once deeply, once lightly), and step back to the side.

83. Paphos Sights Paphos Sights parks, gardens, churches, castles and landmarks a Byzantinepalace, Christian churches, a Frankish bath and Turkish castle architecture. http://www.world66.com/asia/middleeast/cyprus/paphos/sights

Paphos Sights - parks, gardens, churches, castles and landmarks the travel guide you write Recent Changes Home Destinations Mapsonomy ... Paphos Sections Paphos Map Climate Sights ... [Add Section] Location View Enlargement City map View Enlargement Sights [edit this] mosaic archeological park photo by: Hilda Osinga [Change image] [Upload image] In Lower Paphos you will find a couple of sights that led you through the various ages of Cyprus' history: roman buildings, a Byzantine palace, Christian churches, a Frankish bath and Turkish castle architecture. Upper Paphos (Ktima) was once the burial grounds for New Paphos. Three small, but very interesting museums are located there (see museums) Display all or display just: Hotspots Museums general Show best rated on top Show in alphabetical order [Add Sight] House of Dionysus [edit this] The well known and incomparable floor fragments of the residential palace of the Roman governor are kept in a sort of large loft, the House of Dionysus. The mosaics shed light on various aspects of local daily life and depict the major figures of Greek mythology. The house, situated in the archeological park, is open to visitors Mon - Fri from 7.30am till 5pm and on Sat and Sun from 9am till 5pm. type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] tel: tombs photo by: kez Tombs of the Kings [edit this] Little more than 2 miles northwards the Old Harbour you will find the Tombs of the Kings (Tafon ton Vasileon). The tombs are impressive enough to be worthy of kings. They are burial caves carved into the bedrock of the hill and decorated with Doric columns and capitals; they date from the 4th century BC. Openig Hours: Mon - Fri from 7.30am till 5pm, Sat and Sun from 9am till 5pm. Entrance fee.

84. ART HISTORY RESOURCES: Part 7 Art Of The Middle Ages THE MIDDLE AGES general Top of page. Middle Ages (through ArtLex) Islamicarchitecture (part of 40 Centuries of architecture, through Thais) http://witcombe.sbc.edu/ARTHmedieval.html

Designed and Maintained by Dr. Christopher L. C. E. Witcombe Professor, Department of Art History, Sweet Briar College, Virginia RESOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF ART HISTORY Online since October 24, 1995 Part 7 Art of the Middle Ages THIS PAGE Middle Ages: General Early Christian Byzantine Islamic ... Medieval Manuscripts SITE INDEX Contents Page Prehistoric Art Ancient Near East Ancient Egypt ... Art in Early Europe ART OF THE MIDDLE AGES 15th-Century Renaissance Art 16th-Century Renaissance Art 17th-Century Baroque Art 18th-Century Art ... Research Resources Looking for names and terms? recommended site Looking for artworks or an artist? recommended site THE MIDDLE AGES: General Top of page Middle Ages (through ArtLex European and Byzantine Art in the Middle Ages: Special Topics (through the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Timeline of Art History Animals in Medieval Art Antiquity in the Middle Ages Arms and Armor in Medieval Europe ... Selected Examples of Sculpture of the Middle Ages in France in the collection of the , Paris Selected Objets d'Arts of the Early Middle Ages (5th-12th centuries), and

85. BBC - Holiday - TV And Radio - YCTS If you walk from Prague castle, continuing up the hill, you will come acrossLoreto Shrine, All the architecture and monuments are fantastic! http://www.bbc.co.uk/holiday/you_call_the_shots/prague_attractions_architecture_

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index TUESDAY 20th September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage Lifestyle Holiday ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Prague: Attractions Architecture/Monuments Family Galleries Museums Parks Gardens Thrill seekers ... Views Loreto Shrine Done this? Rate it... Average score: out of If you walk from Prague Castle, continuing up the hill, you will come across Loreto Shrine, a cream coloured building with a green spire. After paying just £1 to go inside this place of pilgrimage you can see the silver altar and decorations and fine carved Madonna, contained within the Casa Santa. You will visit the treasury on the first floor which contains various religious artifacts and specifically the diamond monstrance which was made in Vienna in 1699 and contains 6200 diamonds. If your feet can't carry you that far, then catch the number 23 tram. Nicola Toller Taunton Bilek's Villa Done this? Rate it... Average score: out of Built by architect Frantisek Bilek. Very unique home - full of his sculptures which are huge, house designed to accommodate his sculptures. Gives you a feel for Prague people by visiting this villa.

86. Castle Bookshop Homepage - Secondhand Specialists For Archaeology, Local History general. 33. Aberconway Christabel (Lady) THE STORY OF MR KORAH, Illustrated by Darby M JOHN POLLARD SEDDON, Catalogues of Architectural drawings in the http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/square/fe63/cat110.htm

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87. General Discussions architecture Castles for Kids Crosses, Icons and More Armor and Swords Castles of the World Bulletin Board Forum Index Castles of the World http://bb.castles.org/General_Discussions.php

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88. Himeji-jo For this reason, the architectural style and design of these castles are very and to carry out general academic investigations of the entire castle. http://www.nara.accu.or.jp/english/information/japan/himeji.html

@Because the area in which Himeji-jo is located (which is now Himeji City) has been important as a major hub of transportation routes in West Japan since ancient times, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who later unified Japan, chose this area for the construction of his castle in the late sixteenth century. Later, Ikeda Terumasa, who became lord of the castle in 1600 as a feudal load (daimyo) of the Tokugawa shogunate, destroyed the existing castle and constructed a new one. Most of the buildings remaining today at Himeji-jo, as well as the overall composition of the castle grounds divided into the inner walled zone (containing the Hon-maru, Ni-no-maru, Nishi-no-maru and San-no-maru compounds) and the outer walled zone surrounded by a double moat (inner and outer moats) date back to the time of Ikeda Terumasa. Justification for inclusion in the World Heritage List Reasons for which the property is considered to meet one or more of the World Heritage criteria with, as appropriate, a comparative evaluation of the property in relation to properties of a similar type (1) The beginning of the seventeenth century, when Himeji-jo was built, was the peak of castle construction in Japan. Examples of all of the essential components of Japanese castle architecture exist at Himeji-jo and all are well conserved; the major elements include the many types of fortified buildings, walls and gates as well as stone ramparts and moats. This castle may be called the best example of this type of structure, unique to Japan, which shows highly developed defensive planning principles and ingenious devices for protection.

89. ECB Surf Report: Castles Medieval Art and architecture, which also includes images of some French castles.The Castles of Wales provides lots of general information on castles, http://www.ecb.org/surf/castles.htm

Archives text menu Contact us if you have questions or suggestions for the Surf Report! The text-only menu provides accessible and printer-friendly access to the Surf Report Archives. Castles (March 2004) This month we feature sites for young medieval scholars, or for kids who are just crazy about castles! (ECB also provides excellent video resources on castles for Wisconsin teachers.) Medieval Siege is a companion Web site to the NOVA series Secrets of Lost Empires . The site includes sections on life in a castle and the medieval arms race, as well as an activity in which users can build a virtual trebuchet (catapult). Marcus the Mouse is your guide to learning about castles in Ghosts in the Castle from the National Geographic Web site. Young users may name the castle, which is based on a 13th century British design, before exploring its different parts and the roles of its inhabitants. Magnificent Medieval Times takes users on a "Medieval Quest" to learn about castles, knights, heraldry, and other topics. It includes an interactive quiz and a crossword with medieval terms. The site was created by elementary students from Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, for the ThinkQuest Junior competition.

90. St. Petersburg / Explorations Commissioned by Alexander I in 1819, the neoclassical general Staff building His solution was the Engineer s castle, a fullyloaded fortress residence http://www.geographia.com/russia/peter05.htm

Explorations in St. Petersburg Palace Square Designed as the successor to Moscow's great imperial squares, this vast formal court is best known as the focal point of the great political struggles that transformed Russia during the first decades of the twentieth century. In the wake of Bloody Sunday the country's politics became increasingly divisive, and genuine compromise and reform unlikely. Civil unrest broke out all over the country, and, with the disaster of the Russo-Japanese War, the government was forced to accede to popular demands for reform. It soon became clear, however, that Nicholas and his government had no intention of making good on this agreement. Popular discontent and radical political movements were harshly repressed. While these policies were successful for a time, the government's inept conduct during the First World War created an enormous surge of dissent. The critical turning point came in February of 1917, when the underfed, poorly led, and discontented army refused to act to put down strikes in Moscow and St. Petersburg and called for an end to the war. By March, Nicholas had no choice but to abdicate. A provisional government assumed control under the leadership of the moderates, first Prince Lvov, then (in July) Aleksandr Kerensky. From its seat in the Winter Palace, the Kerensky government tried and failed to gain popular support and restore civil order. Among the socialist anti-government parties, the radical Bolshevik wing gradually gained strength among the increasingly impatient army and workers. Within a few months the Bolsheviks decided to assume power. On the night of October 26 they staged an armed coup d'etat, storming across the Palace Square and seizing the Provisional Government as it met within the Winter Palace. Although the storming of the Winter Palace was by no means the massive popular uprising that it was to become in the Bolshevik commemorations and in Sergei Eisenstein's film October, it was certainly the moment of symbolic birth of the Soviet state.

91. AVI ' 98 - General Information general INFORMATION. ( location, transportation, climate, social events, Castello Cinquecentesco (Medieval castle), on Via Castello L Aquila, Italy. 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).

92. Castle Lapidarium In Èeský Krumlov The castle Lapidarium is located on the I. castle courtyard courtyard under thenorthern is unique in the castle architecture of all of Central Europe. http://www.ckrumlov.cz/uk/zamek/1nadvori/t_lapida.htm

Castle Lapidarium in Èeský Krumlov The Castle Lapidarium is located on the I. castle courtyard courtyard under the northern wing of the New Burgrave's House . The Lapidarium interior is at basement level from the north, while from the south it is deep under the level of the courtyard. This Lapidarium, together with the cellars of Prague Castle, is unique in the castle architecture of all of Central Europe. New Burgrave's residence, lapidarium of the Èeský Krumlov State Castle and Chateau, foto: Andreas Buchner Created with the financial support of the Czech Minister of Culture and the firm Ipix The main cellar area, originally unified, is 48 m long and 8.5 meters high, while the wagon vault of the cellar is 4.6 m high at its peak. The room has retained its Renaissance appearance up to the present. In the 16th century the cellars served as stables, and according to archival information up to one hundred horses could have been kept here. The window segments are five-sided, confirming the Renaissance origin of these rooms which were built around 1580. The western part of the cellars were modified by a younger Baroque wall which now divides the area. There is access to other cellar spaces from the eastern side which, as archival sources indicate, were used as a prison in the 19th century. The present-day entrance to the cellars is original, and was separated from the I. courtyard by a moat in the 16th century. This moat was localised during archaeological excavations in 1997 in the area of today's

93. Art, Architecture, Etc. Islamic architecture in Isfahan, excellent pictures accompanying text, includesgeneral overview of Islamic architectural principles. Lighthouses. 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.

94. Belarusian Castles And Fortification Elements As the military science was developing so were Belarusian castles. Encyklapedychny davednik ( architecture of Belarus. Encyclopedia ) ed. http://www.belarusguide.com/cities/castles/castles.html

Belarusian Castles World's most powerful super-radiolocator station that can track airplanes around the globe - remnant of the USSR super-power era). The development of "smart" bombs and other "precision" weaponry pretty much excludes the necessity of protection of civil population from hostile military acts. Let us trace the history of Belarusian Castles and Fortification Science through the ages. We will give few examples along the way. You are also invited to click on the links on the left and browse through our pages on particular castles. VIII-XI Centuries - early Belarusian towns and settlements Churches and castles were among the first buildings that our ancestors - Slavic and Baltic tribes that merged later into Belarusian nation - have started to build near their primitive houses. These were the first signs of town formation. The first towns that appeared in Belarus were: Polacak (862 A.D.) and Navahrudak (~970 A.D.) in the North and Turaw (890 A.D.) - in the South. Archeological researchers can recreate approximately the structure of the first fortresses. Wooden Log Fortresses The advantage of wooden log fortresses were that such fortresses could have been built in very short periads of time to provide basic protection against the advancing enemy. Thge disadvantage is obvious - all of them were eventually burned to dust.

95. General World History Resources Architectural Periods and Styles Collection of images representing historic periods, Castles of the World Collection of links to imnages of castles, 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.

96. Recent Advances In Design And Decision Support Systems...-Springer Architecture, Select a discipline, architecture Design, Biomedical Sciences at De RuwenbergCastle in SintMichiels Gestel, The Netherlands, from 2 to 5 July, 2004. http://www.springeronline.com/sgw/cda/frontpage/0,11855,5-40109-22-33457156-0,00

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97. History Of Architecture History of architecture Webpages. architecture Photographs from Zeroland. Churches, cathedrals See also palaces and castles below http://www.zeroland.co.nz/architecture_history.html

Film Music Literature Philosophy ... Store The History of Architecture Web www.zeroland.co.nz Architects by name Architecture and Architects by Country General architecture resources The History of Architecture . A Web Index A - E F - J K - P Q - Z A Alberti, Leon Battista American architecture. The Digital Archive of American Architecture Architects by name - famous architects web index. Athens. The Ancient City of Athens. Maps, photographs, essays. ... Art Deco Society. International internet Art Deco resources. Baroque architecture Baroque and Renaissance architecture. An image database from The University of Virginia. Brunelleschi, Filippo. Brunelleschi images. Castles Castle Eltz, Germany. Castles on the Web. A Photo Archive of castles, categorized by country. Castles of the World. A comprehensive directory of castles in Europe and around the world. Castles include Neuschwanstein, Versailles, Amboise, Chambord, Linderhof, Bouillon, Angers, Chenonceau, Chilllon, Mount St. Michael. Chateaux de France. French Chateaux. Chateau site from France. A tour. ... Chrysler Building, New York. Churches, cathedrals See also palaces and castles below Baroque churches in Salzburg.

98. NBS | National Building Specification | Aecportico: Architectural History, Gener aecportico list of selected links about Architectural history, general. A Great Buildings Online site, covering castles around the world. http://www.thenbs.com/technical/aecportico/aecCategories/ArchHistoryGeneral.asp

Home Technical information Products Subscribers' area ... aecportico Architectural history, general Categories Directory Events New Items ... Architectural history General Here are some selected links you might like to try: Ancient Monuments Society The Society is dedicated to the study and conservation of ancient monuments, historic buildings and fine old craftsmanship. Includes details of casework, events, and links. http://www.ancientmonumentssociety.org.uk/ Andrew Dickson White Collection of Architectural Photographs The full collection comprises approximately 13,000 nineteenth- and early twentieth-century photographs of architecture around the world, of which over 1,200 are available online, with more to be added. http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/adw/adw.asp Architectural Heritage Fund The Architectural Heritage Fund gives grants, loans and advice to help repair and regenerate historic buildings. Includes information on funding, and links. http://www.ahfund.org.uk/ Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland (AHSS) The Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland is concerned with the protection, preservation, study and appreciation of Scottish buildings. http://www.ahss.org.uk/

99. City - Www.krakow.pl A castle and a borough which existed at that time on Wawel Hill were fortified The greatest architectural achievement at the time was St. Anne s Church, http://www.krakow.pl/en/miasto/?id=dzieje.html

100. The Educational Encyclopedia, Castles Of The World, Fortifications, Medieval Bui Travel what to see Castles, general, Monasteries, Parks Castles have theirroots in simple fortifications that were built around the homes of warlords http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/general/whattoseecastles.htm

EDUCYPEDIA The educational encyclopedia Home Electronics General Information technology ... Science General Art Amusement Car Cooking ... Sitemap Travel: what to see Castles General Monasteries Parks Castles 160 kastelen en ruines in Nederlands Limburg in Dutch Belforten belforten zijn een typisch en uniek element van het stedelijk landschap, zoals zich dat vanaf de 11de-12de eeuw in het oude graafschap Vlaanderen en in het hertogdom Brabant heeft ontwikkeld, in Dutch Castles abbeys and medieval buildings castles, abbeys, churches, manor houses and all types of medieval buildings photographed in the UK Castles, manors, abbeys of Scotland photos for each Scottish castle, manor or abbey Castles and palaces of Poland over the centuries, Polish kings and magnates erected numerous defensive castles and stately palaces. Turbulent history has reduced many of them into piles of rubble Castles in Africa Castles in Germany Castles of Belgium Castles of Britain ... Castles on the web offers an extensive database of all things castle related including a castle photo gallery Japanese castles the history of castles in Japan is intimately intertwined with the history of Japan itself. Castles have their roots in simple fortifications that were built around the homes of warlords

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