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Transcript: To be included as a world heritage site, the site must be considered to be of vast importance to society. The site also must follow the UNESCO guidelines and also must follow one of the ten selections of the criteria put forward by the organisation. The Notre Dame Cathedral follows most of the guidelines including the first and most important one; to represent a masterpiece of human creative genius. The purpose of the UNESCO (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) is to be a sort of “watchdog” of the planet. They also specialize in world heritage protection. The word treaty is defined as “A formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries.” A treaty is an express agreement under international law entered into by actors in international law, namely sovereign states and international organizations. A treaty may also be known as an (international) agreement, protocol, covenant, convention or exchange of letters, among other terms. Regardless of terminology, all of these forms of agreements are, under international law, equally considered treaties and the rules are the same. To be included as a world heritage site, the site must be considered to be of vast importance to society. T c treaties and the rules are the same. A top view from google Earth Notre Dame cathedral is a French Gothic style French Catholic church based right in the heart of Paris. The buildings construction started all the way back 1163 and was completed in 1345. This image does not demonstrate well a topographic map because the area of Paris is flat. So below is a better example. Natural Sites: View from the Montparsse Tower A front on view of the cathedral An up close diagonal view of the cathedral. Topograhic References Site Managment Site Management: The Notre Dame Cathedral is considered a world heritage because it for fills the one or more of the ten requirements set by the UNESCO. It fulfills the first requirement the strongest by representing the human genius. This is why it is considered a world heritage site. The occupation responsible of making sure that the Notre Dame Cathedral stays well looked after is also the UNESCO. Their job is to represent all the sites and make sure that they stay preserved for future generations to enjoy. This is why this organisation is so important. (http://whc.unesco.org/pg.cfm?cid=57 visited on the 5th April 2012) The Notre Dame Cathedral Coordinates: 48.8530°N 2.3498°E

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Transcript: The Choir Organ Theological Themes -born near Orleans, Paris in the beginning of the 12th century -bishop of Paris from 1160 until death in 1196 Eastern Side: -main hall -choir -was built before Western side Two parts The Great Organ Notre Dame "Our Lady of Paris" considered one of the most important French Gothic Architectures -The Rose Window -The Choir Organ -The Gallery of Kings -The Great Organ -Les Grands Mays -continued construction -worked on western entrance South Rose Window is dedicated to the New Testament portrays the 12 Apostles symbolizes Christ triumphant, reigning over Heaven, surrounds by all his witness on earth North Rose Window is dedicated to the Old Testament depicts the Virgin Mary and Child History www.worldsiteguides.come/europe/france/paris/notre-dame-de-paris/ www.notredamedeparis.fr/spip/php?article380 Eudes de Sully statues of 28 kings of Judah and Israel attacked during the French Revolution beheaded the statues Built in 13th century 6 foot organ with single keyboard with 4 to 6 pipes per note completely restored in 1992 used on Sunday mass Les Grands Mays Gothic Architecture 1163-1190 Gallery of Kings Notre Dame (Paris) Important Structures of Notre Dame Artist first stone was laid by Pope Alexander III most important French Gothic Architecture The Rose Window -was the creator of Notre Dame Gift from King Saint Louis Designed by Jean de Chelles and Pierre de Montreuil Built in 1260 Maurice de Sully -Construction began in 1163 and finished around 1345 Work Cited 1163 By: Abbie Clough, Kai Kjolhaug and Veronica Hernandez It is at the heart of the Cathedral's liturgy Used for daily services throughout the week main construction large paintings accompanied by poems in honor of the Virgin commissioned almost every year from 1630 to 1707 by the Parisian Goldsmith's guild on May 1st in honor of the Virgin Mary Western Side: -main entrance -two bell towers

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