Cathedrals: Stone Upon Stone. Young Discovery Library Series: 24.

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Main Author:	Gandiol-Coppin, Brigitte
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1989
Subjects:	Childrens Literature Educational Resources Elementary Education History Instruction Instructional Materials Library Materials Medieval History Social Studies Visual Aids
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contents	Cathedrals: Stone Upon Stone. Young Discovery Library Series: 24. Gandiol-Coppin, Brigitte Childrens Literature Educational Resources Elementary Education History Instruction Instructional Materials Library Materials Medieval History Social Studies Visual Aids Part of an international series of amply illustrated, colorful, small size books for children ages 5 to 10, this volume outlines the step-by-step process of building a cathedral in the Middle Ages. Terms are defined and artisan techniques explained for each step on the way to building the edifice. The text also relates the story of how families lived in the 12th and 13th centuries and the role the cathedrals played in their lives. Drawings and explanations of terms such as flying buttresses, professions such as stone carvers and joiners, and details of the construction are included. (NL)
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spellingShingle	Cathedrals: Stone Upon Stone. Young Discovery Library Series: 24. Gandiol-Coppin, Brigitte Childrens Literature Educational Resources Elementary Education History Instruction Instructional Materials Library Materials Medieval History Social Studies Visual Aids Cathedrals: Stone Upon Stone. Young Discovery Library Series: 24. Gandiol-Coppin, Brigitte Childrens Literature Educational Resources Elementary Education History Instruction Instructional Materials Library Materials Medieval History Social Studies Visual Aids Part of an international series of amply illustrated, colorful, small size books for children ages 5 to 10, this volume outlines the step-by-step process of building a cathedral in the Middle Ages. Terms are defined and artisan techniques explained for each step on the way to building the edifice. The text also relates the story of how families lived in the 12th and 13th centuries and the role the cathedrals played in their lives. Drawings and explanations of terms such as flying buttresses, professions such as stone carvers and joiners, and details of the construction are included. (NL)
title	Cathedrals: Stone Upon Stone. Young Discovery Library Series: 24.
topic	Childrens Literature Educational Resources Elementary Education History Instruction Instructional Materials Library Materials Medieval History Social Studies Visual Aids
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