Eve-Mary duality expressed in Medieval Northern European Christian iconography 

Provenance (History)

Used as a learning object for Archaeology 2494, Game of Genders: Sex and Society in the Medieval North, taught at Memorial University with Dr. Shannon Lewis-Simpson.

Subjects/Keywords

Gender,History -- Norse,Archaeology -- Norse,Museums

Language

en

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Type

Video

Is part of a series

Archaeology 2494

Rights

©2016 Shannon Lewis-Simpson

Creative Commons License Name

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND)

Title

Eve-Mary duality expressed in Medieval Northern European Christian iconography

Creator

Shannon Lewis-Simpson

Description

Video of a museum exhibit demonstrating medieval Christian iconography that emphasizes Eve-Mary duality.

Learning Design

Explore gender theory as applied to medieval evidence.

Date Created

2016

Format

Video/mp4

Duration

00:10 seconds