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A man's figure carved to be used as a bird's nest. From the Ryazan region.
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A man's figure carved to be used as a bird's nest. From the Ryazan region.

Dragon from the top of a window frame. Carved and painted.
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Dragon from the top of a window frame. Carved and painted.

Lion, detail from the frieze on a house front from the Volga region.
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Lion, detail from the frieze on a house front from the Volga region.

Bird, carved wood, painted. From the top of a garret window from the Upper Volga region.
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Bird, carved wood, painted. From the top of a garret window from the U...

Harold's embarkation for Normandy. Bayeux Tapestry ordered shortly after the Conquest in 1066 by William the Conqueror's half-brother Odon de Conteville.
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Harold's embarkation for Normandy. Bayeux Tapestry ordered...

King Harold II embarks for Normandy, his falcon on his wrist. Close-up of 31-01-01/2 Bayeux tapestry, embroidery (11th)
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King Harold II embarks for Normandy, his falcon on...

Close up of King Harold II on horseback, his falcon on his wrist. He is shown either as a prisoner or guest of Count Guy de Ponthieu in Beaurain Castle around 1064. Bayeux Tapestry, embroidery (11th).
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Close up of King Harold II on horseback, his falcon on his wrist....

Ploughmen with horse-drawn plough in lower border of the tapestry, where daily life continues as kings and aristocracy battle in the center strip. Bayeux Tapestry, embroidery (11th).
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Ploughmen with horse-drawn plough in lower border of the tapestry, where d...

Chopping trees for the construction of the Norman fleet. Bayeux Tapestry, embroidery (11th).
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Chopping trees for the construction of the Norman fleet....

The Normans cross the Channel. Four knights on horseback on board of a ship. Bayeux Tapestry, embroidery (11th).
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The Normans cross the Channel. Four knights on horsebac...

The Norman Fleet sets sail for England. Bayeux Tapestry, embroidery (11th).
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The Norman Fleet sets sail for England. Bayeux Tapestry, embroid...

The Norman Fleet lands at Pevensey, Sept. 26-27, 1066. 3000 sailboats carrying 8000 men and 2000 horses crossed the Channel from Somme to Pevensey. With favourable winds, the crossing took them as long as the Allied fleet in 1944. Bayeux Tapestry, embroidery.
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The Norman Fleet lands at Pevensey, Sept. 26-27, 1066. 3000 sailboats carrying...