Christianity and Culture has produced a selection of interactive digital resources on USB memory stick that explore a wide range of subjects from archaeology, history, history of art, literature, sociology and theology.
Our affordable resources include contributions from hundreds of leading scholars, supported by images and multimedia from major cultural organisations.
Explore 180 medieval works of art illustrating key biblical themes from Genesis to Revelation. Includes stained glass, manuscript illumination and sculpture, accompanied by summaries of the key points and relevant texts from the Bible and later commentators.
An easy-to-use, highly visual, interactive resource exploring the theme of Pilgrimage through Literature, History, Art and Architecture, Maps, Social Anthropology, Classical Religion, Major World Religions, the Bible and Christian Tradition, Tourism, and accounts of pilgrims past and present.
Tracing the development of the country's most iconic ecclesiastical buildings across the centuries, this comprehensive interactive resource is intended for students, teachers and anyone with an interest in the rich heritage of England.
Intended as a companion to The English Parish Church, this extensive interactive resource traces the development of England's cathedrals and religious houses from the earliest foundations to the present day.
This set of CSCC digital resources contains Images of Salvation, Pilgrims and Pilgrimage, The English Parish Church and English Cathedrals & Monasteries.
An interactive resource that explores the priory of Holy Trinity, Micklegate in c.1450 through 3D visualisation and animation. Discover the priory precinct's buildings and gardens, then learn more about a day in the life of a typical monk.
Experience medieval pilgrimage at Canterbury Cathedral through four cutting-edge digital animations. Each scene explores a different aspect of pilgrimage, from high-status visits in the Corona chapel, to the offering of thanks at Becket's shrine. Short contexual essays by leading scholars accompany the animations.
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