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Subido el 17 de junio de 2018 por Sergio G.

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Codex Calixtinus. Have you ever seen a codex? A codex is an ancient book. It is usually decorated with beautiful designs in gold, silver or brilliant colors. 00:00:32
I am the Codex Callistinus. The Codex Callistinus is one of the most important works of art in Spain. It's very important because it's one of the first progressives for the figurines on their way to Santiago de Compostela. 00:00:49
It also includes advertisements, including descriptions of the route and explanations of the local customs. 00:01:05
Look, feel me, I have your way. And go! 00:01:14
On 5th of July of 2011, the Codex Calisthenos was stolen from the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. 00:01:19
After a year of investigation, the police arrested a worker from the cathedral. 00:01:31
He was hiding the codex in a garage with only his papers and rubies. 00:01:38
The Iberian Peninsula was divided into four large Christian kingdoms. 00:01:55
The Crown of Aragon, the Crown of Castillo, the Kingdom of Navarre and my kingdom, the Kingdom of Portugal. 00:02:01
This period of time is called the Christian Reconquist. 00:02:09
I'm the King of the Visible and I order my army to... 00:02:14
to defeat the muslims. 00:02:19
I'm the muslim king and I order my army to defend the kingdom. 00:02:22
Uh-huh, I'm Visigoth army. 00:02:30
Muslim army! 00:02:34
Yes! We won! And we have all the territory! 00:02:40
Yuppie! Yuppie! Yuppie! Yes! We won! Thanks to my army! 00:03:00
Society. Society in the Christian Kingdoms was divided into three social groups. 00:03:09
The king, the clergy and the Christians. The king was the highest political authority. 00:03:28
The kings in the Christian Kingdoms gave land to the nobles. In exchange, they protected the king and the land. 00:03:35
Novel men live in castles. 00:03:43
Society. 00:03:45
The clergy includes bishops and monks. 00:03:47
They carry out religious and cultural activities. 00:03:50
Monks live in monasteries. 00:03:54
Hello, I am a peasant. 00:03:58
In the Middle Ages, most of the population are peasants. 00:04:03
We work the land. The majority are serfs. 00:04:07
This means that we serve a nobleman 00:04:10
A nobleman cultivating, nobleman's man giving some crops to him. 00:04:13
Hello, I am a medieval architect and I want to explain city life. 00:04:18
In the Middle Ages, most of the population were peasants who lived in small villages. 00:05:02
However, as a result of growth in trade, cities grew bigger and bigger. 00:05:09
Many of the cities had a castle, a cathedral, or a church, a city hall, a palace, or a marketplace. 00:05:14
Cities were organized by neighborhoods or districts. 00:05:21
They were surrounded by walls, and city gates are closed at night. 00:05:27
Many people were pregnant, for example, campers, wavers, and goldsmiths. 00:05:32
Other people were traders or merchants. They trade products in marketplaces and trading fairs. 00:05:39
Cities became rich and could build palaces, cathedrals and universities. 00:05:47
Hello, I am a merchant and I trade with products like this 00:05:57
in the marketplaces and in trading fairs. Do you like it? 00:06:02
Unique setting, architecture of the Middle Ages. Today we can still see examples of the Middle Ages. 00:06:06
These buildings include examples of Olandalus and Gothic Romanesque architecture. 00:06:27
Maslings built beautiful buildings in Olandalus. They used materials such as clay, plaster and wood. 00:06:34
I decorate walls and columns with detailed carvings and tiles. 00:06:50
And to build beautiful buildings I need clay, plaster and wood. 00:06:57
And to decorate walls and columns, I need 00:07:09
Curvings, no, ties and curvings 00:07:16
Some typical architectures are 00:07:20
horses arches 00:07:25
Painted and rounded arches 00:07:29
and domes and 00:07:32
and courtyards with fountains and buoys. 00:07:34
Roman architecture includes many churches, monasteries and cathedrals, 00:07:51
built between the 10th and 12th centuries. This building had 00:07:56
thick solid walls and small, narrow windows. Roman buildings were dark inside. They had 00:07:59
rounded arches. They were decorated with frescoes of religious life. Doorways and 00:08:05
and clusters, they were decorated with sculptures depicting religious stands or daily life. 00:08:11
Bye! 00:08:18
Gothic Architecture 00:08:19
I built churches and cathedrals in the 13th and 14th centuries, with private ceilings, 00:08:31
stained-glass windows that also made them bright, columns, high walls, aroused windows, 00:08:39
pointy tarches and pointy daubes. 00:08:48
Gothic architecture includes rose windows, 00:08:52
white walls, 00:08:56
pointy daubes, 00:09:19
ribbed ceiling, 00:09:27
Subido por:
Sergio G.
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Fecha:
17 de junio de 2018 - 19:18
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CP INF-PRI EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS
Duración:
09′ 47″
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1.78:1
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