1128 Collection

Kawasaki T-4 46-5728 - number 1
Japan Air Self Defence Force - Kawasaki T-4 46-5728 / number 1 (msn 1128), of the Blue Impulse aerobatic display team, at the Nellis Air Force Base 50th Anniversary of the USAF airshow on 26 April

Dunfermline Abbey
This photograph shows a view of Dunfermline Abbey, in Fife, Scotland, which was founded in 1128 by King David I. During the Scottish Reformation, the church underwent a protestant cleansing in 1559

Kawasaki T-4 46-5728 - number 1
Japan Air Self Defence Force - Kawasaki T-4 46-5728 / number 1 (msn 1128), of the Blue Impulse aerobatic display team, at the Nellis Air Force Base 50th Anniversary of the USAF airshow on 26 April

Restes d une maison du douzieme siecle, recemment mis au jour par les fouilles faites pour l etablissement de la culee
963454 Restes d une maison du douzieme siecle, recemment mis au jour par les fouilles faites pour l etablissement de la culee du nouveau Pont-au-Double (engraving) by French School

Relics of Ancient Durham (litho)
1615483 Relics of Ancient Durham (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Relics of Ancient Durham. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 16 April 1898)

Waverley Abbey, near Farnham, Surrey, England. Founded by William Gifford, Bishop of Winchester, it was the first Cistercian abbey in England. Date: founded 1128

Guillaume-Cliton
GUILLAUME-CLITON DE NORMANDIE son of Robert III, duc de Normandie, failed to recover estates deprived by Henry II of England, made Comte de Flandres, but not popular. Date: ?1102 - 1128

Axel Absalon
AXEL ABSALON Danish soldier, statesman and archbishop of Lund, played a prominent part in political events even when in holy office Date: 1128 - 1201

Waverley Abbey, near Farnham, Surrey, England. Founded by William Gifford, Bishop of Winchester, it was the first Cistercian abbey in England. Date: founded 1128

Holyrood, Edinburgh
Founded as a monastery by David I in 1128, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, situated at the end of the Royal Mile, is the Queens (Elizabeth II s) official Scottish residence

Knights Templar 1128
Honorius II gives papal approval to the order

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"1128: A Journey Through Time and History" In the year 1128, a significant series of events unfolded, leaving behind traces of remarkable stories and achievements. One such tale begins with the Kawasaki T-4 46-5728 - number This aircraft symbolizes innovation and progress, showcasing the advancements made in aviation during this era. Meanwhile, Dunfermline Abbey stands as a testament to religious devotion and architectural grandeur. Its ancient walls whisper tales of faith and kingship, transporting us back to a time when spirituality shaped societies. The Kawasaki T-4 46-5728 - number 1 reappears on our journey once again, reminding us of its significance in revolutionizing aerial warfare tactics. Its sleek design represents both power and precision that were instrumental in shaping military strategies. As we delve deeper into history's secrets, we uncover the remains of a twelfth-century house recently unearthed during excavations for the establishment of Pont-au-Double Bridge. These remnants offer glimpses into everyday life centuries ago – an intriguing puzzle waiting to be solved. Further exploration takes us to Ancient Durham where relics from bygone eras lay dormant yet speak volumes about past civilizations' triumphs and tribulations. The litho depiction captures these artifacts' essence while igniting curiosity about their origins. Waverley Abbey emerges next on our path – founded by William Gifford; it emanates tranquility amidst Surrey's picturesque landscape. This serene sanctuary invites reflection upon medieval times when monastic orders played pivotal roles in society's fabric. Guillaume Cliton's name resonates through history as he left his mark on Normandy's duchy during this period. His legacy intertwines with Axel Absalon’s influence – two figures whose actions shaped political landscapes across Europe at that time. Our journey concludes with Waverley Abbey standing tall once more – an emblematic representation of resilience throughout centuries gone by.