Middle+Ages+Artifacts


 * Death of Jews in York during Third Crusade || Medieval fortifications on the Acrocorinth ||
 * [[image:Death_of_Jews.jpg width="274" height="329"]] || [[image:Medeval_fortifications.jpg width="553" height="302"]] ||
 * The picture that I chose is a picture of The Death of Jews in York During Third Crusade. The picture talks about how their were many anti-semitec riots during the middle ages. In this picture it apears as if their are people on the floor of where ever this took place at, and it seams like some of the people are dead. In the picture their is this one person who is standing up, it looks like maybe the person who is standing up is trying to do something. This picture has an impact as a social act, because many people died during crusades and this picture is about a crusade. Also it maybe be people who are trying to surrender. I think this picture impacts it on a Political way because it was like a war and many people died in this crusade. || The picture that I chose is titled Medieval fortifications on the Acrocorinth. This picture looks like it is a monument or something. While reading the caption under the picture it says that Medieval fortifications on the Acrocorinth was switched around from hand to hand during the middle ages. This monument looks like it was made of all stone, and around it their is some grass and stuff. Possible this place was used for battle during the MIddle Ages. The grass in this picture looks kind of burnt so maybe their was battle at that site. This picture contributes as a political act because this is a special place where things happen. As a social impact, people back in the MIddle Ages stayed and fought at Medieval fortifications on the Acrocorinth. ||


 * Money lender counts coins || Porta Nigra in Trier ||
 * [[image:Counts_coins.jpg width="299" height="235"]] || [[image:Porta_Nigra_in_Trier.jpg]] ||
 * The picture that I chose is a picture of Money Lenders counting coins, this picture shows what money looked like in the Middle Ages. When I was reading the capture under the picture it said that Money Lenders, bankers, and merchants had to keep themselves apraised. This picture represents how money was in the middle ages, I chose this picture because this picture does support the three things. (Economic,Political,Social) As a economic stand point, money was used virtually everywhere and back in the middle ages you needed mioney to buy things. As a political standpoint, money was exchanged during wars, and also money was made by the government in the middle ages. As a Social Way, money was what everyone wanted and it was what everyone needed, and without money people were no where in the Middle Ages. || The picture that I chose is titled Porta Nigra in Trier. This picture is pretty much a monument because as I did research on this picture I found out that this picture was the fortified north gate of Augusta Treverorum. I also reasearched that this gate was probally completed during the early forth century. And also later on the fortified north gate of Augusta Treverorum was converted to a Christian Church. I chose this picture because this picture does support some of the three standpoints, (Political, Economical, Social). For the social one this Gates was standing for centuries and now in this day and age this gate is a monument. Political, because when wars and stuff were going on people could of went in the Gate. ||


 * Winter in medieval peasant village ||  ||
 * [[image:Winter_in_medieval_peasant_village.jpg]] ||  ||
 * The picture I chose is a picture of winter in a Medieval village. The picture depicts a rural peasent scene in the winter, The picture shows a farm in witch their are people warming themselves by the fire. And in the backround of the picture their is a man chopping wood and another man taking his burro to the market. Also the picture shows a little farm and people around it. This picture contributes as a economic issue because their is a mini market in the picture, and people buy food and stuff from that place. The picture also really gives you a look on what winters were like in the Medieval Ages. ||  ||