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Which material is NOT commonly used for manuscripts in Early Christian Ireland?
Which material is NOT commonly used for manuscripts in Early Christian Ireland?
- Sheepskin
- Vellum
- Parchment
- Cotton (correct)
What characterizes the structure of a high cross?
What characterizes the structure of a high cross?
- It is a free-standing stone cross. (correct)
- It is an iron-based sculpture.
- It is a flat wall-mounted structure.
- It is primarily made of wood.
What kind of images can typically be found on the carvings of a high cross?
What kind of images can typically be found on the carvings of a high cross?
- Portraits of historical figures
- Biblical scenes (correct)
- Nature landscapes
- Geometric patterns
What is the primary function of a Longphort?
What is the primary function of a Longphort?
Which statement about Longphorts is accurate?
Which statement about Longphorts is accurate?
Flashcards
Manuscript Materials
Manuscript Materials
Sheepskin, parchment, or vellum used for writing.
High Cross
High Cross
A tall, free-standing stone cross.
High Cross Carvings
High Cross Carvings
Elaborate carvings depicting biblical scenes.
Longphort
Longphort
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Longphort Purpose
Longphort Purpose
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Study Notes
Early Christian Ireland
- Common manuscript materials include sheepskin, parchment, or vellum.
- A high cross is a free-standing stone cross.
- High crosses often feature elaborate carvings depicting biblical scenes.
- A longphort is a Viking camp located near water.
- Longphorrts were used as bases for raids.
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Test your knowledge on Early Christian Ireland, focusing on key aspects such as manuscript materials, high crosses, and Viking longphorts. Explore the significance of these elements in the cultural history of Ireland.
