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Christianity & Culture
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2015
Christianity and Culture is a leading multi-disciplinary research centre based at the University of York. It uses expertise in history, archaeology, literature, art history, theology, and cutting-edge technology to carry out research, create interactive resources, and work with major heritage sites to engage visitors through innovative interpretation.
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Ripon Cathedral - Crypt walk-through
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A 3D digital visualisation showing a walk-through of the passageways and chambers of Ripon Cathedral's crypt.
Ripon Cathedral - Crypt cut-away
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A cut-away 3D digital visualisation of Ripon Cathedral's nave floor to show the position of the underlying crypt.
Worcester Cathedral - light in Worcester Cathedral crypt
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A series of animations that explores the use of light in the crypt at Worcester Cathedral.
The Tomb of St Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral, c.1408
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Between Becket's martyrdom in 1170 and his Translation (relocation) to the shrine in the Trinity Chapel in 1220, his body lay in a marble tomb in the crypt. Even after the Translation, the now-empty tomb continued to be venerated as a site which had held the saint's body - mostly likely by the long-term sick, who could stay without causing disruption to the activities in the cathedral. A number...
The Martyrdom Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral, c.1408
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This 3D visualisation shows the Martyrdom Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral - the site of St Thomas Becket's murder. Here there was a small altar with a reliquary containing the point of the sword which had cut into his head. The flagstones were said to bear the marks of his final footprints, and pilgrims came to kiss them. The scene shows a mass on the morning of the Feast of the Martyrdom (29th ...
The Corona Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral, c.1408
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This 3D visualisation depicts a private visit to the Corona Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral by the Countess of Kent in 1408. The Corona Chapel held a golden head reliquary, containing a piece of St Thomas's skull that had been splintered at his martyrdom. The popularity of pilgrim badges showing the head suggest it was a popular attraction within the Cathedral, but its small size and high value ...
The Trinity Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral, c.1408
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This 3D visualisation shows the Trinity Chapel at Canterbury Cathedral as it may have looked mid-morning on a late summer's day in 1408. At the centre of the Trinity Chapel is the marble shrine base, and upon it the golden casket containing St Thomas Becket's remains. Various pilgrim activities are taking place. Lower-status pilgrims have the miracle-stories in the windows explained to them by ...
The Shrine of St Cuthbert - Durham Cathedral
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The Shrine of St Cuthbert - Durham Cathedral
St Stephen's Chapel, Westminster
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Samples from the Medieval Chapel (c.1360s) and House of Commons (c.1707) phases of this project, based at the University of York, that sought to visualise the lost Chapel of St Stephen at Westminster. See the project website for more information: www.virtualststephens.org.uk/
3D visualisations of Canterbury Cathedral
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See a preview of 3D visualisation clips from 'Pilgrimage and England's Cathedrals', a three-year AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council) funded project that sought to investigate medieval and modern-day pilgrimage. They were developed by the Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture at the University of York. These clips show several scenes from the interior of Canterbury Cathedral i...
Crowland Abbey - Chapter House 3D visualisation
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An extract from our interpretation project at Crowland Abbey, showing the medieval chapter house as it might have looked in the mid-14th century. This movie is available alongside other information and media at Crowland Abbey. For information on this project, see: www.christianityandculture.org.uk/partnerships/crowland-abbey
Crowland Abbey - stone fragments 3D visualisation
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An extract from our interpretation project at Crowland Abbey, showing various existing stone fragments as they might have looked in their original medieval contexts. This movie is available alongside other information and media at Crowland Abbey. For information on this project, see: www.christianityandculture.org.uk/partnerships/crowland-abbey
Crowland Abbey - Refectory 3D visualisation
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An extract from our interpretation project at Crowland Abbey, showing the medieval refectory as it might have looked in the mid-14th century. This movie is available alongside other information and media at Crowland Abbey. For information on this project, see: www.christianityandculture.org.uk/partnerships/crowland-abbey
Crowland Abbey - Abbey Church 3D visualisation
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An extract from our interpretation project at Crowland Abbey, showing the medieval abbey church as it might have looked in the mid-14th century. This movie is available alongside other information and media at Crowland Abbey. For information on this project, see: www.christianityandculture.org.uk/partnerships/crowland-abbey
Winchester Cathedral rolling presentation
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Winchester Cathedral rolling presentation
Glastonbury Abbey - Abbot's Complex 3D visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - Abbot's Complex 3D visualisation
Glastonbury Abbey - The Saxon Churches (c.700 - c.1100) 3D visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - The Saxon Churches (c.700 - c.1100) 3D visualisation
Glastonbury Abbey - Anglo-Saxon church apse 3D visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - Anglo-Saxon church apse 3D visualisation
Glastonbury Abbey - cloister fragments (c.1150) visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - cloister fragments (c.1150) visualisation
Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel interior 3D visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel interior 3D visualisation
Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel undercroft 3D visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel undercroft 3D visualisation
Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel exterior 3D visualisation
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Glastonbury Abbey - Lady Chapel exterior 3D visualisation
Micklegate Priory Revealed - scriptorium
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Micklegate Priory Revealed - scriptorium
Please can I purchase this 3d model?
When religion meant Something
Good book to read on the destruction of the Medieval Patrimony of England "The Stripping of the Altars" by Eamon Duffy
Yes. That's an excellent book.
St Thomas Becket was not affected by the destruction of his relics by the traitorous tyrant Henry VIII. But we all the faithful on Earth are poorer for not having the relics of such a great saint here.
Protestants claimed that the veneration of relics (not "worship", which is for God alone) wasn't grounded in Scripture. It is. In 2 Kings 13:21 we read of men who were burying a deceased man, when a band of robbers approached them. The men quickly threw the dead man into a cave, where his body fell on the bones of the Prophet Elijah, and he was restored to life. Clearly, God can choose to work miracle through bones or anything at all if He so chooses, and for centuries, Christians honored the remains of holy men and women because of this. Protestants also condemned the veneration of saints, saying that prayers are to be addressed to God alone, yet "veneration" does not equal "worship", and "prayers" can take the form of worship - for God alone - or simple dialogue. The veneration of saints then is also Scriptural. In Revelation 5:8, we read of the elders (saints) in heaven, presenting golden bowls of incense to the Lamb, that incense being the prayers of the faithful on earth. Clearly, the faithful on earth can address some of their prayers to the saints in heaven, who then present them to God. Today, Roman Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and some Anglicans still venerate relics and regard the saints as intercessors, even as the early Christians did, with such veneration becoming official by the 3rd century.
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The uncomfortable butt shuffle for those kneeling is a nice animation touch.
It was truly criminal what Protestantism destroyed.
So true
Really nice work. Is this photo scanned?
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Best reconstructions I have ever seen. Wonderful detail.