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Biblical archaeology; recent discoveries: Rare Crusader coin found in Jaffa. Martin Peilstöcker and Amit Re’em, unearthed an extremely rare coin in the area of Jaffa’s flea market. It dates to the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem (1099-1291), the feudal state created by the first Crusaders. Kingdom Of Jerusalem, Medieval, Templer, Archaeological Discoveries, Recent Discoveries, Gold And Silver Coins, World Coins, Knights Templar, Ancient Jewelry

Kingdom Of Jerusalem

Archaeological Discoveries

Recent Discoveries

Gold And Silver Coins

Knights Templar

Ancient Jewelry

Biblical archaeology; recent discoveries: Rare Crusader coin found in Jaffa. Martin Peilstöcker and Amit Re’em, unearthed an extremely rare coin in the area of Jaffa’s flea market. It dates to the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem (1099-1291), the feudal state created by the first Crusaders.

Bastide de Domme ( Dordogne) - Prison des Templiers - graffitti Ancient Aliens, Ancient History, Knights Templar History, Templar Treasure, Oak Island Mystery, Knights Hospitaller, Art Roman, Prison

Ancient History

Knights Templar History

Templar Treasure

Oak Island Mystery

Knights Hospitaller

Bastide de Domme ( Dordogne) - Prison des Templiers - graffitti

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Knights Templar History

Knights Templar: Plaque commemorating Jacques De Molay, the last Grand Master of the #Knights #Templar. Illuminati, Famous Freemasons, Saint Chapelle, Ile Saint Louis, Historia Universal, Freemasonry, Chivalry

Famous Freemasons

Ile Saint Louis

Historia Universal

Knights Templar: Plaque commemorating Jacques De Molay, the last Grand Master of the #Knights #Templar.

Probably the most commonly know torture device from the Middle Ages, the rack was a wooden platform, with rollers at both ends. The victim’s hands and feet were tied to each end and the rollers would be turned, stretching the victim’s body to uncomfortable lengths. Pena Capital, Creepy, Scary, Curiosity Shop, Medieval Times, Thing 1, The Victim, Macabre

Probably the most commonly know torture device from the Middle Ages, the rack was a wooden platform, with rollers at both ends. The victim’s hands and feet were tied to each end and the rollers would be turned, stretching the victim’s body to uncomfortable lengths.

Peire de Montagut [1] was Grand Master of the Knights Templar from 1218 to 1232. He took part in the Fifth Crusade and was against the Sultan of Egypt's conditions for raising the siege of Damietta. He was previously Master of the Crown of Aragon. Friedrich Ii, Anniversaire Star Wars, Defender Of The Faith, Military Orders, Medieval Life, Knight Armor

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Defender Of The Faith

Military Orders

Peire de Montagut [1] was Grand Master of the Knights Templar from 1218 to 1232. He took part in the Fifth Crusade and was against the Sultan of Egypt's conditions for raising the siege of Damietta. He was previously Master of the Crown of Aragon.

See the home of the Knights Templar. Temple Church was constructed in the 12th century by the Knights Templar – a powerful order of crusading monks made famous by Dan Brown in The Da Vinci Code. The building was originally used for Templar initiation ceremonies, and today, visitors can see marble effigies of medieval knights buried on the grounds. Medieval Knight, Medieval Armor, Cemetery Art, Highgate Cemetery, Cemetery Statues, Things To Do In London

Medieval Knight

Highgate Cemetery

Cemetery Statues

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See the home of the Knights Templar. Temple Church was constructed in the 12th century by the Knights Templar – a powerful order of crusading monks made famous by Dan Brown in The Da Vinci Code. The building was originally used for Templar initiation ceremonies, and today, visitors can see marble effigies of medieval knights buried on the grounds.

The Temple Church in London, famed for its rare circular nave called "the Round," was built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century. It is one of only three Norman round churches left in England. London History, Medieval World, England And Scotland, Romanesque, Place Of Worship, 12th Century

England And Scotland

Place Of Worship

The Temple Church in London, famed for its rare circular nave called "the Round," was built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century. It is one of only three Norman round churches left in England.

Feast of St. Bernard of Clairvaux; Christian Religious Observance; August 20; French Cistercian monk, the 2nd founder of the order; of enormous religious and political influence; considered by his contemporaries the wisest and holiest man in Europe. Roused Europe to the unsuccessful Second Crusade, and gave the Knights Templar their religious rule. Doctor of the church. Second Crusade, Christian Warrior, San Rafael, Empire Romain, Early Middle Ages, Catholic Saints, Catholic Orders

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Catholic Saints

Catholic Orders

Feast of St. Bernard of Clairvaux; Christian Religious Observance; August 20; French Cistercian monk, the 2nd founder of the order; of enormous religious and political influence; considered by his contemporaries the wisest and holiest man in Europe. Roused Europe to the unsuccessful Second Crusade, and gave the Knights Templar their religious rule. Doctor of the church.

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Bellevue University Library

Knights Templar History

The Templar seal Masonic Art, Knight In Shining Armor, Middle Ages

Knight In Shining Armor

The Templar seal

Lost Worlds Episode I: Knights Templar Freemason, European History, Lotr, Historian

European History

Lost Worlds Episode I: Knights Templar

The death of Philip the Fair: Mauled by a wild boar for destroying the Knights Templar. The Iron King, Giovanni Boccaccio, Boar Hunting, British Library, Illuminated Manuscript

Giovanni Boccaccio

British Library

Illuminated Manuscript

The death of Philip the Fair: Mauled by a wild boar for destroying the Knights Templar.

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Cathedral Church

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Templar Church London

Knights templar vault in Aragnouet, Hautes Pyrénées, France. Chapelle Notre Dame de l'Assomption du Plan (ou chapelle des Hospitaliers de Saint-Jean de Jérusalem). It was build during XI and XII centuries. Solomons Temple, Romanesque Architecture, Castle Ruins, Saint Jean, World Religions

Solomons Temple

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World Religions

Knights templar vault in Aragnouet, Hautes Pyrénées, France. Chapelle Notre Dame de l'Assomption du Plan (ou chapelle des Hospitaliers de Saint-Jean de Jérusalem). It was build during XI and XII centuries.

Paris Temple in 1450 (recunstruction) Temple, Paris Skyline, Catholic, 19th Century, France

Paris Temple in 1450 (recunstruction)

"On this place, Jacques De Molay, the last Grand Master of the Temple Order, was burned on March 18, 1314." Commemorative sign. Pope Innocent Iii, Albigensian Crusade, Ancient Armor, Archetypes

Pope Innocent Iii

Albigensian Crusade

"On this place, Jacques De Molay, the last Grand Master of the Temple Order, was burned on March 18, 1314." Commemorative sign.

The Chinon Parchment. Official absolution of the Knights Templar. Vatican Secret Archives, Santa Sede, 14th Century

Vatican Secret Archives

The Chinon Parchment. Official absolution of the Knights Templar.

Templar graves inside the Temple Church, London. October, Friday, Lost

Templar graves inside the Temple Church, London.

Pope Innocent II gave many privileges to the Knights Templar in his decree Omne Datum Optimum. This is a statue of Innocent II in his home town of Trastevere. Pope Of Rome, Papal Bull, Vatican City, Pilgrimage

Pope Innocent II gave many privileges to the Knights Templar in his decree Omne Datum Optimum. This is a statue of Innocent II in his home town of Trastevere.