Medieval Ames - KaleidoScapes

Medieval element

The game of the oca in relation to the Camino de S
Object

The Goose Game, is an encrypted map of the Camino de Santiago, where the Templars marked the places, which had a certain meaning. It is a hieroglyphic, where the symbols were known by the whole Order, and that allowed an understanding to all the lords of the Order, regardless of the language of each one. The game of the goose represents the round trip on one side of the board the outward journey is comprised of 32 stages, placing the lake of geese in the cathedral

Daniel Mato Gómez, niko pato ces, Yenny Medina Cardoso · 3 mayo 2018 16:08

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Element location

Parada #	Nombre	Descripción	Latitud	Longitud
1	Aldea de Oca	Oca, which means Goose in English, is a village in Ames near de Santiago Way to Fisterra. It is a common of place alongo the way and shows the relationship between these animal and the Way of Saint James	42,926648000	-8,673859000

Riddle
How is each stage of the Saint James way represented in the Game of the Goose?

SOLUTION: They are represented by the different boxes of the Game of the Goose.

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Daniel Campos Pauzat, Lorena García Rodríguez, Lucía López Martínez, Marta Castro Vázquez, Mencía Balado Sánchez · 11 abril 2019 16:12

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Web link
http://www.turismo.gal/recurso/-/detalle/6923/ponte-rua-dos-francos?langId=es_ES&tp=9&ctre=42 https://www.galiciamaxica.eu/galicia/a-coruna/pontedosmouros/

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Carla Álvarez Juncal, Carla Redondo Porto · 28 abril 2018 12:20

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Parada #	Nombre	Descripción	Latitud	Longitud
1	Trasmonte	It is located next to a ruined house where the priest used to live. Also right opposite is the fiesta field and, next to it, there is an old school that is now used to carry out collective activities such as the magosto or some food among the neighbors.	42,892127071	-8,683308363

Riddle
Before we mentioned the name of the virgin that is above the door. What was it called?

Medieval element

Battles in " Ponte de Maceira " between Diego Xelmirez and Pedro Froilaz.
Event

Pedro Froilaz of Traba was born in 1075, count of Galicia, and figure in the From Santiago de Compostela history as " Imperator in orde Gallaeciae ". It was descending from a lineage with vocation of domain in Galicia and from enormous influence in León's Court, marrying Urraca Froilaz that concerned to a not less important family. In the first years of the XII century in " Ponte de Maceira " it was a scene of battles between Diego Xelmirez and Pedro Froilaz in the moment that they were fighting for the supremacy of his domains and rights of step, for what the clashes in Tambre's border were usual. The domains of the pair were including an extensive territory between Noya and Ortigueira, being a lordly family of the Kingdom of Galicia that they had great economic and political power in all the north of the Iberian Peninsula during the XI and XII century. Of this marriage five children were born and before Urraca's death the Count of Traba married for the second time Maior Guntraba Rodríguez that it had eight more children. In the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela it is where the sepulcher of the Count Pedro Froilaz takes refuge in his interior, deceased in the year 1128. King was crowned of Compost Her in the year 1111. Information extracted of the web page "Wikipedia"