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Medieval Technology

Cathedral, Nurnberg

Interior of Cathedral, Nurnberg

Cathedral, Dinkelsbuhl, Germany

Flying Buttresses, Notre Dame

Fan Vaulting, Bath, England

City Walls, Nurnberg

Fortified Town, Dinkelsbuhl, Germany

City Gate, Dinkelsbuhl, Germany

Dry Moat, Dinkelsbuhl, Germany

Fortified Mill, Dinkelsbuhl, Germany

Fortified House, Nurnberg

Medieval Hospital, Nurnberg

Medieval House, Dinkelsbuhl

Medieval Construction

Albrecht Durer House, Nurnberg

Wooden Gears

Armor Glove

Crucifix Figure

Stained Glass

Ossuary

Medallion, about 700 A.D.

Bible Cover

Rosary Bead

Martin Behaim Globe, Nurnberg