The World at 1200
Kelly Myer Polacek|Amanda Qualls
The peoples and cultures that have populated our developing world left behind artifacts of innovation, tradition, success. These relics serve to educate modern societies as the daily life symbolic traditions experienced during these major historical periods. In particular, 12th 13th centuries held end Crusades, issuance Magna Carta, construction Mongol empire, expansion feudalism, many other definitive events in history. Amanda Qualls has assembled a collection materials explore analyze this period. She identifies variety material types describes whether resources are encyclopedic, geographically specific, or relevant novice readers. was inspired create guide after taking course titled World at 1200 from Danielle Joyner, Assistant Professor Medieval Art History, Donna M. Glowacki, Archaeology, both University Notre Dame.
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