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The Bayeux tapestry is really an embroidered comic strip

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By Harriet Earle, Sheffield Hallam
| Tolerance Canada
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The Bayeux tapestry is really an embroidered comic strip

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By Harriet Earle
| The Conversation Verified
The Bayeux tapestry is many things: a public statement, a massive work of collaborative art, a staple of the teaching of British history. The 70-metre-embroidered cloth depicts the events of the Norman conquest, culminating in the 1066 Battle of Hastings and the death of Harold II. Since its creation in the 11th century, the Bayeux tapestry has loomed large in English history and shaped the way we think about the events of 1066. However, the tapestry is other things too.
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The Bayeux tapestry is really an embroidered comic strip

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By Harriet Earle
| Flipboard
Royal Bank of Canada 5 hours ago Canada tariffs on US goods kick in, Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain after centuries Associated Press - By NADJA LOVADINOV • 5h This is our flagship newsletter Morning Wire. You can subscribe here and we’ll email it to you daily. Welcome back. After a long holiday weekend, there’s no shortage of headlines to catch up on. In the news today: Canada’s retaliatory tariffs take effect; in a major escalation, Houthi attacks wound 73 …
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