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Ingelheim am Rhein | Heritage Route
http://www.heritage-route.eu/en/ingelheim
In Ingelheim Charlemagne built a palace as an important temporary seat of residence and government to kings and emperors mainly of the early Carolingian and Ottonian dynasties. After the recent excavations, a selection of features was preserved in situ, allowing visitors to appreciate them in their historic context. AD 1050 Modern Era. Location of Ingelheim in Rhenish Hesse (Rheinhessen). Credit: Lencer [CC BY SA 3.0] via Wikimedia Commons. The district of Nieder-Ingelheim, where a ‘Pfalz’. Topography of...
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Publications
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De Hohenstaufen en Nijmegen (circa 1150-1250). Swords, Crowns, Censers and Books. Francia Media - Cradles of European Culture. Dědictví Karla Velikého Raný středověk jako kolébka evropské kultury, pruvodce vystavou / The Legacy of Charlemagne Early Middle Ages: the Cradle of European Culture, exhibition guide. The Legacy of Charlemagne 814-2014. Catalogue of the Exhibition. Het Valkhof. 2000 years of history. Companion to European Heritage Revivals.
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Homepage
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In this context, the "Cradles of European Culture (CEC)" project is an attempt to change the situation and start a common reflection on the past cultural values. Conceptualized as a pilot project, this initiative involves employing existing European heritage institutions as vehicles for promoting an awareness of our common heritage. This project is partly co-funded by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia.
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The ICOMOS Ename Charter - Links
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ICOMOS International: www.icomos.org. US/ICOMOS: www.icomos.org/usicomos/. Other ICOMOS charters: www.international.icomos.org/e charte.htm. Ename Center for Public Archaeology and Heritage Presentation: www.enamecenter.org. Ename 974 project: www.ename974.org. Charters and Other Documents on Cultural Heritage Policy: http:/ www.getty.edu/conservation/research resources/charters.html. National Heritage Policy in Europe :.
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Log in
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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. This project is partly co-funded by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia.
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Prague Castle | Heritage Route
http://www.heritage-route.eu/en/prague
Nijmegen, Het Valkhof. Prague Castle offers a unique example of continuous settlement and uninterrupted human activity for more than thousand years. It became the seat of the profane as well as the church authority of the Přemyslid princedom and all later Central European states with Prague as their capital. Nijmegen, Het Valkhof. AD 1050 Modern Era. The subsoil of the site was formed during the Old Palaeozoic Era and consists of highly resistant quartzite, greywacke, and sandstone, interspersed with lay...
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Ename | Heritage Route
http://www.heritage-route.eu/en/ename
Ename, at the former border between the Ottonian Empire and the French Kingdom, grew into a well-known Ottonian margravial centre during the tenth century. Presently, the foundations of the Ottonian site and the Benedictine abbey are integrated into a provincial archaeological park. AD 1050 Modern Era. Since the last 30,000 years, the Scheldt has eroded a large valley through this landscape. The source of the river is situated in northern France and it flows north through Ghent and Antwerp and out in...
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Nijmegen, Het Valkhof | Heritage Route
http://www.heritage-route.eu/en/nijmegen
Nijmegen, Het Valkhof. In 777 Charlemagne celebrated Easter on his newly built palatine on the Valkhof hill in the old Roman town of Nijmegen. Its successor, the Valkhof castle, was demolished in 1796 by its owner, the Province of Gelderland. By buying the two chapels the City Council saved them from demolishing. The hill was transformed into a city park and has been classified as a listed monument since 1973. AD 1050 Modern Era. This image shows clearly the ice-pushed ridge near Nijmegen and the large d...
