Alexandra Suich Bass
speaker
93 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 3 Sep
Alexandra Suich Bass’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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On a sultry summer night, as a slumbering London slipped into the witching hour, I made my way to the British Museum.
Standing in a loading bay, I waited until a truck loomed out of the darkness.
Chaperoned by a police escort from an undisclosed location in France.
This delivery is why we were all here.
То вitness a homecoming some nine hundred years in the making.
An enormous crate was unloaded and ushered inside.
There, a small army of curators began the breathless task of unfurling its cargo.
Слоли ревелін апик сага в вор і конкрест.
Stretching the length of a Boeing 747, the bio tapestry is the only surviving work of medieval art of its size.
Though it was likely stitched in England, it's named after the French town where it's lived for close to a millennium.
Its much anticipated exhibition at the British Museum is the first outside of France.
The tapestry depicts William the Bastard turned conqueror's invasion of England in ten sixty-six.
It begins with England's childless king Edward sending a nobleman named Harold to Normandy.
Once there he befriends William and appears to swear an oath that William should have the crown.
But when Edward dies, Harold breaks his promise and claims the throne.
High above the cosmos voice their displeasure.
Haley's comet blazes across the sky, an omen of doom.
Then comes the war.
William and his Norman countrymen are easily identified by their odd hairstyle.
Long locks in the front, shaved bald in the back.
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