Chapter 5 - Romanesque Flashcards

1
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Relating to Charlemagne’s empire

A

Carolingian

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2
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Heavy defensive castle architecture developed by French and English, spread throughout Europe

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Norman Style

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3
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Elaborate stylized organic inspired decoration brought by Celtic tribes

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Celtic style

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4
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Arch made of multiple concentric arches, radius large in relation to supporting columns (heavy, squat profile)

A

Romanesque arch

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5
Q

Semicircular space under entry arch on a Romanesque church, often decorated with religious relief

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Tympanum

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6
Q

Middle aisle of Latin Cross church

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Nave

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7
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Shorter aisle of Latin Cross church

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Transept

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8
Q

Perpendicular intersection of 2 barrel vaults

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Groin vault

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9
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Groin vault supported by ribs instead of arch surface

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Rib vault

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10
Q

Norman defensive complex made of stone

A

Castle

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11
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Fortified gatehouse, or towers above gatehouse

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Barbican

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12
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Large central structure in castle containing the living quarters and food storage, last line of defense

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Keep/ don-jon

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13
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Defensive trench surrounding castle

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Moat

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14
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Alternating high and low masonry blocks along top of castle wall to protect archers

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Crenallation

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15
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Fortified wall around castle or city

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Curtain wall

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16
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Row of blind, decorative arches decorating top of wall or building

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Blind arcade

17
Q

Vertical gate of metal or wood

A

Porticallis

18
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Knee length, long sleeved tunic with circular neck opening

A

Kirtle

19
Q

Long outer garment with sleeves

A

Cote

20
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Worn over cote

A

Surcote

21
Q

Bodice and skirt sewn together, horizontal folds from side lacing

A

Bilaut

22
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Long, loose outer garment with ankle length sleeves

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Robe

23
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Pointed shoes, usually leather

A

Poulaines/crakow

24
Q

Fitted pointed cap worn to signify not being Greek or Roman, symbol of freedom

A

Phrygian cap

25
Q

Catholic liturgical cape, fastened neck by decorative morse, worn over alb

A

Cope

26
Q

Clipped, circular monk haircut symbolizing humility

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Tonsure

27
Q

Lengths of chain woven together to cover the body, primary armor of European soldiers

A

Chain mail

28
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Long sleeved, knee length chain mail tunic with slit at back and center

A

Hauberk

29
Q

Stocking tied in place around knee or attached to braise

A

Hose

30
Q

Loose fitting linen breeches fastened at waist with belt (underwear)

A

Braise

31
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Short loose sleeveless garment worn by monks and low class (layer military and servants) heraldic

A

Tabard

32
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White linen or silk covering neck, usually paired with veil

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Wimple

33
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Cap tied under chin, white linen or black silk

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Coif

34
Q

Linen band under chin, temple to temple

A

Barbette

35
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Standing linen band like crown

A

Fillet