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Medieval History
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Finalist
2000
Step into the world of Medieval Times. You will journey back in time to learn about kings, queens, peasants,castles, knights, and more. There are lots of fun facts for you to learn and some challenging activities.
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2007
This website will cover the architecture, culture, geography, and history of the so-called barbarians. So, do you want to know the barbaric truth?
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2004
Have you ever wondered about the castles, weapons, knights, clothing, people, and food of the Middle Ages? Find out here!
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2004
This site is about the Varna battle, which took place on November 10, 1444. Stories of the tragic event and death of young Polish-Hungarian King Vladislav III Yagello are still alive in the peoples of the Balkan Peninsula. It was the last crusade of the Middle Ages for freedom of many nations at the beginning of the Ottoman invasions on the continent.
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2003
The Middle Ages were the years between 500 and 1500 AD. Peasants worked hard on their farms and gave part of their produce to the lord in return for their land and protection. The lord got his land from the king and promised to fight for him. This system was known as feudalism.
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2003
This page was designed to help people understand the true meaning of Medieval Times. Many people are led to believe that Medieval Times is all luxurious royalty. Enter to learn the truth.
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2003
Welcome to the Medieval times, this web page will give you the general idea of what it was like to live from around 400 A.D. to about 1500 A.D., the Dark Age.
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2003
Welcome to the William Wallace Site! Here you will learn everything you need to know about the Scottish Wars of Independence and William Wallace.
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2002
Harps and Heralds is about Medieval England. It covers dragons, knights, unicorns, music, royalty, castles, Robin Hood, medicine & a modern trip to London. Visit our Games page.
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2002
This site is about the middle ages. It has information on knights, food, castles, diseases, and and life in Medieval times.
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2002
Our site shows castle life and the life of a knight. We have many original drawings, and pictures of actual castles.
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2002
Our site has information about the different areas of warfare in the medieval times. We used Claris HomePage to construct our site. We worked on this after school and during our recess. It was fun.
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2001
Life in the Middle Ages was very different than the twenty-first century. This web site gives information on all parts of that life: castles, market, heroes, sieges, and more. All you ever need to know about the Middle Ages and more!
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2001
Many of the great castles from the Medieval Times are still standing today. A castle was a strong private residence of a ruler along with being home to a host of knights and peasant workers. Enter this site to learn more about castles.
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2001
This site describes the various aspects of medieval life including the role of the church, women's roles, legends and lore, knights, and life in the castle. An extensive glossary accompanies the site to explain the terminology of the times.
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2001
This site contains interesting facts on becoming a knight and Joan of Arc. Be prepared to enjoy fabulous foods, and learn how to make them. Also you'll learn about the Black Death, and have fun creating your own coat of arms.
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2001
This site is about Medieval Times. It has interesting facts you probably never knew about armor, weapons, crusades, and castles. You can test yourself with our Medieval Times game, and le us know what you think about our site with the Guestbook. Join us for a trip back in time...
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Finalist
2000
Come join our quest! In your quest to become a knight, you'll find out all about knights and their way of life, armor, weapons, castles, and dragons. You might even earn a certificate and join our Hall of Fame.
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2000
Who were the people that made up the feudal society? At this web site you can learn all about the people within the castle walls and what their role was to keep the castle running smoothly. There will be an interactive game that teaches the viewers interesting fact about heraldry. You will be able to create your own coat-of-arms, learn about the weapons used by knights, and view pictures of weapons.
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2000
Learn about life in medieval times. We have pictures of clothes, jewelry, and dishes from medieval re-enactments.
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2000
Robin Hood Into the Forest contains a history, stories, games, and a trivia quiz about Robin Hood. It also provides resource links and a timeline of the Middle Ages.
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2000
This site will talk about the Black Death in Europe.
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2000
This site tells about the Black Death in Europe.
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2000
Through the interactive maps of a fortified city and a castle, we enter the medieval world for a fantastic travel through time.
You may discover ancients trades, the commerce, and the hard life in the fields, and enter the town walls, exceeding the control of the guards.
Once crossed its imposing fortifications, the visit of the castle begins.
You will face several rooms, from the large kitchen to the luxury of the banquet room, the basements, the landlord?s bedroom.
You will follow the daily life of the lord as well as that of the humblest servant.
Thanks to the interactive objects of the images and to the connections, you may discover many curiosities: the hygiene and medicine, the feeding, the clothing, music and much more.
You will experience a state of siege, discovering the war techniques, you may take part in the training of a hawk and follow the construction of a tower or accompany a squire in the investiture to knight.
You may know the world around the castle, among the beliefs, the habits, the first scientific acquaintances and the role of the church.
In the cutaway view of the castle you will find informations on the evolution of the castles, on the regulations of the joust, on heraldry.
Besides this site supplies an historical sight of the age, a glossary, a game for testing out the learned notions, and the possibility to be guided through a route.
Every argument is correlated by numerous links, drawings and technical schedules.
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2000
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1999
Our web site is about life in medieval times. We have included information about different subjects like how they governed their kingdoms, their religion, everyday life, and education. Students can come to our activities page and sign our guestbook or do a crossword puzzle. The crossword puzzle is a very educational learning experience. We hope students will use our website for research, to learn, or for entertainment.
About this site
1999
Our site is a good source of information on Medieval times. One of the good things about our site is it written about one particular thing, instead its more like a smorgasbord of information about Medieval times. It teaches about life in Medieval times. There are many homemade pictures (made by the artist on our team, Charles) that help teach about the topic we are talking about. For example, on our armor page we have a link to a picture of a suit of armor, with all the parts labeled. We also have a photograph of what we are explaining. That picture is a picture of some chain mail rings.
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1998
In the legends, knights always seem to be so romantic. In reality, these knights were not as courteous and chivalrous as we've been told. On crusade in hot, desert countries, their armor turned into sweat boxes, which made it hard to be chivalrous. In spite of this, there were four different crusades to "free" the Christian holy lands from the Muslims, and in the process, make the crusaders wealthy men. This page provides a brief history of each crusade and both sides of the conflict.
About this site
1998
"Journey Through the Middle Ages with James the Jingling Jester" will provide the user with the opportunity to discover more about life in the Middle Ages including feudalism and society; castle life and structure; castle defense; education; jobs and trades. Our site provides the learner with two ways to seek information: conventional reading via topics and the exploration method by clicking on image maps followed by brief information pieces. Our site reinforces map skills as learners use a map key to select desired rooms in the castle to explore. Finally, the user will learn appropriate navigation skills as our site incorporates the use of scroll bars, image maps, and simple icons.
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The main overall objective for our team was to introduce students to the use of technology for creating educational work. Students were to learn how to search the Internet to find information. Students were to learn about reliable resource on the Internet. Students were to learn how and what information could be incorporated into their Web Pages. Students were to learn how to scan information to use in their reports and how to create their own computerized art to utilize into their Web pages. The topic the students selected was of their own choice. Coaches tried to help students keep information flowing and connected and to cover the key concepts for the topic. In general, the student learned the correct research procedure for any school report, computerized or paper versions.
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1998
After completing an independent study about our topic Medieval Times, we will share what we have learned in a creative, educational format with others. Our goals are: - to create an informative web site. - to work cooperatively and collaboratively with our team members. - to learn to use different hardware and software (scanner, digital camera, downloading from the Internet, Dabbler, Word, FrontPage, Print Artist, etc.) in the creation of our web site.
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1997
They were wives and writers, lovers and soldiers, mothers and midwives, scientists and traders. The day-to-day lives of medieval women of all classes and callings are often glossed over in modern history courses in favor of sequences of events.
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1997
What was like during medieval times? Life in England during the eleventh through fourteenth centuries is explained in detail, with text and graphics. Sections on castles, peasant's homes, town churches, and fortifications such as castle walls explain what the buildings of the period looked like. Sections on social structure explain what it was like to live in medieval times. You can even find out what a medieval kitchen was like, and how cooking was done.
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1997
If you're interested in buying a castle, or maybe just curious about castles and what it's like to live in one, check out the extensive listing of the world's castles. You'll find great photos and fantastic histories. Read about castle life during medieval times. Take a virtual tour or play a castle game. And yes, you can even look at the real estate listings for castles currently for sale or rent.
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