Module 11 Part I: Early Medieval, Carolingian and Ottonian Art

realistic

non-figurative

abstract

pagan

terra-cotta

Cloisonne

relief carving

glazed porcelin

medieval icons

fibulae

visual teachings

illuminated manuscripts

Hiberno-Saxon

Romanesque

Proto-Renaissance

Ottonian

biblical heros

hidden messages

animals and birds

Arabic script

A place where the bible was translated into many languages

A place where manuscripts were copied

A medieval town hall

A place where government documents were stored

the rule of Emperor Charlemagne

the rule of King Caroling

the end of the medieval period

the defeat of the Barbarian tribes in Europe

the Egyptians

the Barbarians

the Greeks and Romans

Assyrians

the place in a church where two groin vaults cross at right angles

the secured storage area for communion wine

the medieval sport of leaping over wooden kegs

an arched ceiling

a medieval book, kept by the priests, that listed those in his congregation who he believed were going to go to heaven

a medieval book that describes animals, both real and imaginary

a type of shrub that was usually planted around the walls of medieval churches

the location inside of a church where confessions were heard by the priests