The Bayeux Tapestry - The Survivor Part 1

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Recorded14 Jan 2021

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The longevity of the Bayeux Tapestry displays the footprint of its past, both artistically and historically, and most importantly, as an embroidery telling a visual story anyone can relate to. It's unique and unlike any other surviving artefact from this period. Its survival is one of almost implausible endurance.

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