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What type of Early Christian artwork is this?

What are these pieces of stonework called?

Early Christian Ireland

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What are these pieces of stonework called?
Altars
Graves
High crosses
Monuments
2
What type of Early Christian artwork is this?
Stonework
Metalwork
Manuscripts
3
What religion did the Celts follow before Christianity?
Celtic
Paganism
Hinduism
Buddhism
4
What was done in a Refectory?
Food was burned
Food was eaten
Food was made
Food was thrown out
5
Why did Vikings attack so many monasteries?
Because they wanted to have more bases
Because they had valuable metals/gems
Because they didn’t like Christians
Because they wanted the monks to come to Scandinavia
6
What type of Early Christian artwork is this?
Stonework
Metalwork
Manuscripts
7
What was done in a Scriptorium?
Ink was made
Vellum was made
Manuscripts were written
Paper was destroyed
8
Why did stonemasons put images on High Crosses?
They had extra stone left over often
They thought it made them pretty
For kids to understand biblical stories better
To tell biblical stories to those who couldn’t read or write
9
What is this part in a manuscript called?
Cover
Script
Picture
Tile
10
Why did monks travel abroad during the Dark Ages?
To spread Christianity
To educate people
To help the sick
To explore undiscovered places
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What was done in an Oratory?
Animals lived
People were buried
Crops were grown
Masses were attended
12
What did the Ne Tremere Decree do?
State Christians are not allowed to marry under 20
State children of mixed religion parents must be raised Catholic
State Christians must pray every day
State Catholics cannot live with Protestants