Early Christian Ireland Quiz

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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?

  • 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?

  • Portraits of historical figures
  • Biblical scenes (correct)
  • Nature landscapes
  • Geometric patterns

What is the primary function of a Longphort?

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Which statement about Longphorts is accurate?

<p>They were established by Vikings by the water. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Manuscript Materials

Sheepskin, parchment, or vellum used for writing.

High Cross

A tall, free-standing stone cross.

High Cross Carvings

Elaborate carvings depicting biblical scenes.

Longphort

A Viking camp located by the water.

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Longphort Purpose

Used as a base for raiding nearby areas.

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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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