These had their origins in the 13th century, though they were republished in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Construction was largely completed between 1196 and 1215, though work continued well into the 13th Century.
This 73-meter-high sandstone tower was built as a symbol of victory in the 13th century.
It was reissued several times in the 13th Century, with the text changing from the 1215 original.
The guilder dates back to the 13th Century, making it one of the oldest currencies in Europe.
It is clear that there were laws requiring archery practice dating back to at least the 13th century.
In the 13th century, the election of one pope took two years and nine months, the diocese said.
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One that has actual research behind it: recalls the origins of the Swiss nation in the 13th century.
The reader often has to jump from the 13th century to the 20th in the space of two pages.
Protected areas were initiated in Mongolia as far back as the 13th century during the era of Genghis Khan.
Who now gets excited about the break-up of this once powerful empire whose origins date back to the 13th century?
The Cinque Ports are towns in Kent and Sussex given royal status in the 13th Century for defending the English coastline.
By the end of the 13th century, Italian engineers were building large mechanical clocks inside towers, driven by slowly descending weights.
It was also the site of a Norman castle built in the 13th Century, before being destroyed by Owain Glyndwr's forces.
In the 13th century a great Icelandic bard, Snorri Sturluson, wrote of dark elves who live in caves below the ground.
The property, an outstanding example of an architectural style developed by the Buganda Kingdom since the 13th century, will be reconstructed.
Pottery dating back to the 13th century and footings of timber-framed houses have also been discovered at a site near Lodge Farm.
And of course all the heritage and history from the 13th century.
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Along the way, he exposes readers to early British civilisation, Egyptian pyramids, ancient Assyria and the Kingdom of Benin in the 13th century.
The Triforium was built in the 13th century by Henry III and offers spectacular views of the rest of the Abbey and the Houses of Parliament.
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With coal gone, he says, Barnsley has to find a different purpose as a market town, which it has been since the 13th century.
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Every year the Queen visits a cathedral to make the presentation on Maundy Thursday in a ceremony that dates back to the 13th century.
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"This dates from the 13th century, when the Mongols ruled China, " Chang said as he stopped to admire a stone bridge with no railings.
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Markus Hecher is the owner of Burg Rheinstein, a castle on a scenic stretch of the Rhine River that dates back to the 13th century.
Celestine V, a hermit elected at age of 80, stepped down at the end of the 13th century because he felt exhausted by the office.
Sir John Howard-Lawson sold the 13th Century Corby Castle estate in north Cumbria in 1994, but his son claimed it was not his to sell.
The result is that even in West Yorkshire, where coal has been mined since the 13th century, coal mining is now a job like any other.
To provide an even clearer historical perspective, consider this: The name "Francesco" literally means "somebody from France" and only became popular in the 13th century because St.
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The new Pope, the son of an Italian railway worker, said how he was inspired by the 13th Century Italian saint who was a man of both poverty and peace.
He chose the name Francis in honour of Francis of Assisi - the 13th century Italian saint who spurned a life of luxury to work with the poor.
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