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2020

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Prehistory

Antiquity

Middle Age

Modern Time

Comtemporary

We will go to back intime to show you the city in differents times.

Touristic Guide of Troyes

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How the site of the plane of the river Seine looked like before men came to live in : Prehistoric times.

village

laeder's house

grave of the Prince

celtic village of lavau

Roman city of Augustobona

the harbor

streets

forum

the Gifts of August

walls

theater ?

workshops

bridges

roman colonisation

Celtic expansion

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THE LAVAU OENOCOE The vase found in the tomb of Lavau is athenian. It has a round golden foot and a golden neck too. The vase has a black handle.It is black and orange. In the picture, there are 3 people drawn. The first person on the right is seated, he has a beard and a laurel crown. The second person in the middle is a woman. She has a laurel crown too. On the left, the third person stands ; he has a beard too, he plays a musical instrument.

The Celts live near the Seine .They trade via the Seine forexemple:objets, food, weapons.In the grave's prince of Lavau were found some objects which come from foreign countries.The golden coliers and the weapons are made in Gaul. The big bronze caldron comes from far away (Greece) so we think they traded it.

The Prince was found with his jewelry : zoomorphic bracelets, torque (a golden collier, symbol of power), and golden items to serve wine.

In 2015, a spectacular discovery of the prince's grave in the middle of the Vth century before our time, we found a cauldron made out of bronze. The room was protected by a tumulus from 40 feets of diameter, where was found the prince and his wagon.

We see the city of Troyes created by August around the end of the 1st century before Jesus-Christ,on a swamp. In Antiquity, the city of Troyes was called Augustobona.In the city of Troyes there was a forum, the houses, the bridges, the main streets and the Seine. To build a city on a swamp, they had to dig a big trench perpendicular to drain the swamp, then the water go through channels to the river.Forward there are apartment buildings.When we advance there is the forum. This is the place. It is political and commercial.Around the city there are hostels for strangers. Troyes was made at the trading point to join Lugdunum to Britania. This is why there are a lot of bridges.

The remparts are attested at the first century by Jules Cesar and continue to exist until the seventeenth century. Originally, the fortified enclosure took over the city of the Tricasses (Tricasses were a Celt people established along the Seine, in most of the territory of the departement of Aube. They give their name to Troyes, named Augustobona (in honor of Augustus) during the Roman period). With the barbarian invasions, the habitants used the public monuments to renforce the walls. The vikings invasions in 890 destroyed the walls and they had to be restaured. Still in place, the walls survive to the middle of the seventeenth century. The walls were around 5200 feet along and twenty one gates.

This is a roman amphitheatre in Gaul (Lutetia, now Paris).But we're not sure that in Troyes, there were an amphitheatre.We have just a proof of the existence of an amphithatre in Troyes : it is a tile like this one :

In the year 16 and 13 before J.-C. the children celts are educated in Romain Empire. This is how the Celts adopted the Roman culture.The clothes of Romains are tuges.

CraftsmenArcheologists found traces of site of neighborhoods craft : Arms, silver, gold, armorsCraftsmen trade products in exchange for precious metals.

They are 4 gates : North, East, West and SouthThere is a City hall called forum, where takes place trials and religious ceremony.There is maybe temple and very big market.The two main streets are perpendicular.In The City of Troyes The scientists have not yet discovered a Roman temple.If there were one, it would look like this example of a Roman temple of The City of Nemausus(Nîmes, in the South of France) :

Augustobona is the Roman name of the city Troyes during the Antiquity.Augustobona means " the goods of Auguste (the name of the emperor) ".This is Troyes during the Antiquity called Augustobona.The geographic location explained the development of the city.It is located on a commercial route between the greek colony of Phocée (today called Marseille) and the rest of the France.Augustobona is also know for its ramparts.It has seven doors .

The river that is around Troyes is called the Seine.There are bridges built by the Romans that let you cross the Seine.People cross the bridges to sell merchandise.

Troyes during Middle Age and Renaissance times

church Our Lady Of The Nuns

Roman or Gothic style ?

basilica Saint Urban

wooden framed houses

wooden framed houses

cathedral

antic wall(Go back to Antiquity

An organ pipe is a big wind instrument composed of many pipes we can play through keyboard by introducing air in a wind tunnel.The pipe organ goes back in the third century av. J.-C. The organ of Troyes belonged to our abbey of Clairvaux. It was built between 1731 and 1736 by Jacques Cochu.During the french Revolution, the orgue was put on sale in 1792, it was saved by the members of the church and they hided in the tower of Saint-Paul.

The cathedral of Troyes stands out from other thanks to it's Gothic architecture that is visible thanks to it's stained glass window. They are spectacular, beautiful and big. They are of a rare quality. Their shapes are exceptionnal, as well as what they represent. The stained glass windows vary in size from 10 to 20 meters high.A stained glass window, or vitral, is a panel consisting of pieces of glasses, usually colored, assembled and set to form a decoration. The vitrals of cathedral of Troyes served to understand the history of the christian religion. A the Middle Ages people do not dare to read.

The Church of Our Lady for the Nuns.This church was built during the XIIth Century and destroyed after the French Revolution, in early XIXth Century. It was the center or an abbey of women (nuns) and a monastry of men (monks).When argeologists explored the space under the big place in front of the District Hall (the Prefecture), before it became a parking place, they found two cemetery from these abbey and monastry.

Saint Urban's basilicaIt creation:The construction of the Basilic started aroud 1262 and finished in 1905.The creator is Jacques Pantaléon, who was a shoemaker's son.This building is a typical roman/catholic building.It has a gothic style.It history :Built in 1262, the builder, Jacques Pantaléon, wanted to make the building as a collegial basilica.Jacques Pantaléon was a man who's known as the pope Urban the IVth.

Wooden framed houses are also called half-timbered. The first half-timbered houses were built in 1301, but in 1524 a huge fire burned many houses.These houses are made of oak because it is insulating.This incredible collection of houses with wooden frame inherited from the middle age and the Renaissance are today the proudness of the champenoise city.

Gothic art follows Romanesque art. Gothic art is an artistic period. Appeared in France in the 12th century. You can see that Saint Peter and Saint Paul cathedral is known for its sculptures, gargoyles and stained glass windows that bring light.We recognize a Gothic cathedral thanks to the flying arches located outside the cathedral,its height and its decorations, while Romanesque art has a more sober form, small and without decoration.

Wooden framed houses are also called half-timbered. The first half-timbered houses were built in 1301, but in 1524 a huge fire burned many houses.These houses are made of oak because it is insulating.This incredible collection of houses with wooden frame inherited from the middle age and the Renaissance are today the proudness of the champenoise city.

The cathedralThe historic monument of Troyes is the cathedral. Its construction began in 1200 and ended in 1866. The cathedral has only one tower because the second was not built. The cathedral is famous because it contains exceptional stained glass but also a gigantic facade measuring 114 meters in length and 28.50 meters in height. It was imagined by the bishops of Troyes.

wheat market

harbor

Troyes from XVIIth to XIX Century

Wooden framed houses (go back to Middle Age)

Cathedral (go back to Middle Age)

Saint Urban's basilic (go back to Middle Age)

the Second Empire

God's hospital

prison

Argence space

City Hall

covered market

District Hall

The Argence Space :from train station to high school to concert hall The Argence space was built in the middle of the 19th century( in 1848 precisely)It's builder was Francois Peiffer, The building was an order of Desire Argence(mayor of Troyes from 1859 to 1870)The architectural style of Space Argence is contemporary architecture.When is started, Argence Space was a station and after the removal of the terminus it becomes a high school until its closure in 1979.Today, Space Argence is a cultural complex of 6000m²,in the heart of the Bouchon de Champagne and close to train stations and road, consisting of a large modular room of 1600m² and 24 adjoining committee rooms. History of The MonumentArgence Space is initially a station that has evolved. The station was built in 1848 by theMontereauRailway Company in Troyes.DesireArgence, the former mayor of Troyes gives his name to the monument.This monument is of neoclassical style with a facade covered with plaster and brick surrounds and pilasters; their facades were initially symmetrical. Station and high schoolInitially this building was the first station in Troyes called "the Embarcadere", but the station was ravaged by a fire on February 19, 1855. The city wants to build an imperial high school boys, but the prefect has refused since 1812. The creation of the school by the architect Fléchey is granted on August 10, 1853 and signed by the Emperor Napoleon III until its closure in 1979.The high school opens its doors October 14, 1861 and takes the name of the brothers "Pithou".During the First World War the high school is converted into a hospital to accommodate the many wounded from the front lines.

Biography of Emile ZolaEmile Zola is a French writer and journalist, born on 2 April 1840 in Paris, where he died on 29 September 1902 at the age of 62. Considered the leader of naturalism, he is one of the most popularly published, translated and commented French novelists in the world. His novels have undergone many adaptations to film and television.His life and work have been the subject of many historical studies. In literary terms, he is mainly known for Les Rougon-Macquart, a 20-volume romanesque fresco depicting French society during the Second Empire. This depicts the trajectory of the Rougon-Macquart family, through its different generations, each of whom represents an epoch and a generationArchitectureCompleted in 1876, the Halles are the work of the municipal architect Emile Bailly. It is inspired by those that Victor Baltard has just created in Paris, combining iron, cast iron and glass, to build one of the largest covered markets of this type. The construction is typical of the 19th century.Let's talk about the shapes of the halls of Troyes , the building is rectangular in shape.The materials and their slender and simple lines: eighteen cast iron poles support the huge moulded vault, formed by a triple flight of roofs separated by glass windows. The stone base supports a small wall of coloured bricks in which eight large doors open. The metal frame comes from the workshops of Le Creusot. A mezzanine is added in 1987.Le Ventre de Paris, extrait en françaisLe cadran lumineux de Saint-Eustache pâlissait, agonisait, pareil à une veilleuse surprise par le matin. Chez les marchands de vin, au fond des rues voisines, les becs de gaz s'éteignaient un à un, comme des étoiles tombant dans de la lumière. Et Florent regardait les grandes Halles sortir de l'ombre, sortir du rêve, où il les avait vues, allongeant à l'infini leurs palais à jour. Elles se solidifiaient, d'un gris verdâtre, plus géantes encore, avec leur mâture prodigieuse, supportant les nappes sans fin de leurs toits. Elles entassaient leurs masses géométriques ; et, quand toutes les clartés intérieures furent éteintes, qu'elles baignèrent dans le jour levant, carrées, uniformes, elles apparurent comme une machine moderne, hors de toute mesure, quelque machine à vapeur, quelque chaudière destinée à la digestion d'un peuple, gigantesque ventre de métal, boulonné, rivé, fait de bois, de verre et de fonte, d'une élégance et d'une puissance de moteur mécanique, fonctionnant là, avec la chaleur du chauffage, l'étourdissement, le branle furieux des roues.Emile Zola, Le Ventre de Paris, chapitre 1, 1873Fat and Thin, extract (English traduction)At present the luminous dial of Saint Eustache was paling as a night-light does when surprised by the dawn. The gas jets in the wine shops in the neighbouring streets went out one by one, like stars extinguished by the brightness. And Florent gazed at the vast markets now gradually emerging from the gloom, from the dreamland in which he had beheld them, stretching out their ranges of open palaces. Greenish-grey in hue, they looked more solid now, and even more colossal with their prodigious masting of columns upholding an endless expanse of roofs. They rose up in geometrically shaped masses; and when all the inner lights had been extinguished and the square uniform buildings were steeped in the rising dawn, they seemed typical of some gigantic modern machine, some engine, some caldron for the supply of a whole people, some colossal belly, bolted and riveted, built up of wood and glass and iron, and endowed with all the elegance and power of some mechanical motive appliance working there with flaring furnaces, and wild, bewildering revolutions of wheels.Emile Zola,Fat and thin, chapter 1, 1873

God's hospital (Hôtel-Dieu-Le-Comte) was built in 1174 bytheCount ofChampagneHenri the Liberal.It is a building in the shape of a U, but before this building was a hospital.In 29 June 2013, the god's hospital is changed into a museum (city of stained glass) and in 1976 the museum apothecary is based and art or history exhibitions are visible.A little part of the building serves as a library and university classroom.

History of Troyes prisonThe history of the prison begins in 1258, when the Count of Champagne, Thibault V, built the convent of the Cordeliers which was located on the street of the fieldof birds, now Hennequin Street.In 1787, prisons were very degraded. The guards put all kinds of prisoners to sleep on straw and gave them a small piece of bread for food.The French Revolution marked a real starting point for the contemporary prison system. With the Declaration ofHuman andCitizenRights, the government abolishedcorporal punishments.But deprivation of liberty,death penalty and forced labor still exist.In 1792 and 1793,the prison has moved from the King's Tower to the Cordeliers convent.Thisprison receives defendants before being tried or those who have a fine.In 1829, reconstruction was envisaged but subscribed shortly thereafter for financial reasons. In 1834, the building was finally enlarged and rehabilitated. Women are allowed to raise their children until the age of 3.The prison was closed in 2015 due to dilapidation. The women are sent to theremand houseofChâlons in Champagne, the miners in Chaumont and Reims.Nowadays the prison welcomes peopleawaiting trial.Death penalty in France.In France, the death penalty was abolished in 1981 after a adress by Robert Badinter at the National Assembly. He demonstrated that it was barbaric, and that we should not fight death with death. He explained that the death penalty is discriminatory because since 1945 in France, out of thirty-six new convicts, nine were foreigners, this represented 25% whereas they were only 8% in France. In the same way, if the condemned should die because he had killed, then the executioner also had to be executed because he killed. And if the executioner was executed by another executioner then he too should be executed. As long as the death penalty would exist, there would always be a crime committed. He will finally succeed in abolishing it with a delay compared to Germany or England.Claude Gueux, a story by Victor Hugo. Claude Gueux was a poor worker who stole a bread to feed himself, his wife and his child. For this crime, he was sent to the Clairvaux's arrest house in Aube. Like all prisoners, he was treated like a slave and underfed. One day, he was separated from his friend, Albin who gave him a share of his ration, by the director of the workshops, Mr D., who just wanted to make him suffer and to humiliate him. After many refusals to "give back" his friend, he decided to murder this director. He killed him with four ax blows then tried to commit suicide, without success. He was condemned to be guillotined by the assize court of Troyes.Victor Hugo's arguments against death penalty are:- Death penalty is an irreversible sentence, why take the risk of such a sentence when justice is not infallible.- Death penalty is an inhuman sentence : the expectation of an execution date is really psychological torture, and the act of execution is a dehumanizing and cruel treatment.- We must not forget the victims of the sentenced to death, but we must also not forget that a country that sentences a man to death also causes victims, because a death row inmate also has a family and friends.- Death penalty mainly affectsdestitute individuals, often belonging to minorities.- All these severed heads are a mess.- The real culprits are misery and ignorance becausethey make people steal and break the law to get out of it.Victor Hugo is a French poet and writer born February 26, 1802, in Besançon and died May 22, 1885 in Paris. He is considered as one of the greatest writer of the French language. At the age of 14, he already wrote: "I want to be Chateaubriand or nothing." He then began an intense literary production and took an active part in Parisian literary life. In 1822, he married Adèle Foucher, his childhood love, with whom he had five children. He wrote novels: Notre Dame de Paris in 1831, Les Misérables, published in 1862 ...; poetry: Les contemplations in 1856, La légende des siècles in 1859 and in 1877 ..., Les chatiments in 1853, against Emperor Napoleon III; theater: Hernani in 1830, Ruy Blas in 1838 ...; essays and political speeches ..., notably on school, on misery and against the death penalty; abundant correspondence; and draw. Journalist and committed politician, he will have to go into exile several times: in Brussels, Jersey and Guernsey.Returning to France in 1870, at the proclamation of the Third Republic, he was triumphantly welcomed. Upon his death, he will receive a state funeral.

The Second EmpireThe Second Empire was the constitutional and political system established in France on December 2, 1852 when Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, president of the French Republic, became Napoleon III, emperor of the French.This political regime succeeded the Second Republic and preceded the Third Republic.The first described as an authoritarian Empire, which extended globally from 1852 to 1860, opposed the second, known as the Liberal Empire, extending globally from 1860 to 1870.During this time, there were a lot of rebuilding in cities all over France, starting with Paris : a lot of small medieval streets and buildings were destroyed and large avenues take their place.

This city hall was built from 1624 to 1672. Its construction was started in 1624 on the plans of Louis Noblet's Paris master mason after authorization from the king but was quickly stopped by a lack of financial means. It is resumed in 1670 by Pierre Cottard and ended in 1672.At its front is the moto of French republic : Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, but there is also the rest of the sentence popular during the French Revolution: "or Death" (which part disappeared during the Nineteenth Century on most of the buildings).Its use : the town hall of Troyes is the building that houses municipal institutions since 1776.

The PrefectureIt's located in the center town of Troyes, is cool no?The prefecture near the Saint Urbain church.The constuction of the prefecture was in 1850;1895The creation of this building dates from the second half of thenineteenth century, replacing the former Abbaye Notre-Dame-Aux-Nonnains. With the creation of the department in 1790,the prefecture administration was first installed at the hotel de Marisy. It was not until 1794,following the sale of the hotel by its owner that the building is used partly for the management of this division. Actual useA Prefecture corresponds to a territory identical to the department, in which a prefect is appointed. Administrative district of a prefect, senior official who represents the central power in department or region, building where are installed the services of the perfectural administration, also called"Prefecture Hotel"

This is the view of the Prefecture and the Seine (the West of the city landscape).

The Seine (go back to Prehistory)

District Hall (Go back to Modern Times)

the wooden framed houses

Saint Urban's basilic

City hall

The Argence Space

the covered market

the prison

God's hospital

This is the view of the Cathedral and the God's Hospital (the East of the city landscape).

God's hospital

Antiquity historical center

Cathedral

wooden framed houses

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Alcalà de Xivert

May 2020

About Forum

FORUM 2

Recycling plastic

Kortrijk

October 2020

About Forum

FORUM 3

Recycling and making textile bags

Zagreb

May 2021

About Forum

FORUM 4

What will my school be likein the future ?

What can I do in my college to save water/ electricity/heating?

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How can I use renewable energy in my college?

What will my school be likein the future ?

MORNING COURSE

9 : 00 - 9 : 30 Welcome, objectives and teams setting up9 : 30 - 10 : 15 Visit of exhibitions and quizzes10 : 15 - 10 : 45 Break10 : 45 - 12 : 00 Workshops "What will my school be like in the future ?"

The Collège Albert Camus organized the first European Forum for Climate on Friday 17 January 2020 at the Victor Hugo Social Centre (La Chapelle Saint-Luc). The representatives of the Conseil de la Vie Collégienne and the "eco-délégués" had prepared the Forum. In cooperation with the students of the Conseil de la Vie Lycéenne of the Lycée Marie de Champagne (Troyes), they led workshops for the Belgian, Croatian and Spanish correspondents: a visit to the two ONEC exhibitions with a quiz, exchanges on their environmentally friendly school of the future, the production of a poster with slogans...

About the Forum

Observatoire national des Effets du Réchauffement Climatique

2 Exhibitions

Climate is changingUnderstanding Climate changing

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European Forum for Climate -An Erasmus+ project European Manifestofor Climate 4 SCHOOLS 1 Manifesto 4 FORUMS European Forum for Climate -An Erasmus+ project Manifesto Green for Better tomorrow STOP GLOBAL WARMING : my BOYFRIEND IS HOT ENOUGH ! WALK,CYCLE AND RECYCLE SAVE OUR MOTHER, SAVE THE EARTH What will my school be likein the future ?

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Протягом тисячоліть люди користуються числами для різноманітних підрахунків та обчислень. світ чисел містить велику кількість красивих і загадкових речей. Однією з них є задача про "Магічний квадрат". "Магічним" його називають тому, що він має дуже цікаву особливість. Числа. що входять до його складу, утворюють однакові суми по рядках, стовпчиках і діагоналях.

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Flipsnack is a digital catalog maker that makes it easy to create, publish and share html5 flipbooks. Upload a PDF or design from scratch flyers, magazines, books and more. Author: ludmila2, Catalog: SAMANI, Published: Apr 02, 2020

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The Character Creator dot org

Created by

Frédéric Guimont

The continuation of this project is made possible by the contributions of our distinguished patrons.

Patrons

Pablo Saxton, Éric Spérano, Cappa Ribou, Véronique Hamel, Jared Pearson, April Kinghorn, Maxim St-Hillaire, Lain, JF Kbana, Holly Savage, Seth Alexandre II, Dermot, Vladislav Ryl, Paras Sanghvi, Dana Ford, Michael Pendley, Harold Kirby, Lisa Lacombe, Levon Groce, BarryTwice, JF Kbana, Darren Conroy, Tedrick Dotson, Danfe IMpex, Pakare Vaipo, Lesley Floyd, Whitney, Kyle, Paul Widlicka, Eric Simard, Ryan Houston, Gennaio, Priscilla Akpalu

Contributors

Developper Robin Millette

The Character Creator was built on the shoulders of giants:

Free Software used in this project:

© copyright 2018 Frédéric Guimont.

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