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Why the Bayeux Tapestry ‘should be renamed the Canterbury Embroidery’

The Bayeux Tapestry should be renamed the “Canterbury Embroidery” because it was almost certainly made in Britain and is not technically a tapestry, a historian has revealed.

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telegraph.co.ukStai leggendo12 mesi fa

Why the Bayeux Tapestry ‘should be renamed the Canterbury Embroidery’

The Bayeux Tapestry should be renamed the “Canterbury Embroidery” because it was almost certainly made in Britain and is not technically a tapestry, a historian has revealed.

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dailymail.co.uk12 mesi fa

Bayeux Tapestry should be re-named the 'Canterbury Embroidery'

Dr David Musgrove said the 230-foot long artefact was most likely woven in Kent rather than France and was created using an embroidery technique, meaning it is not a tapestry.

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  1. venerdì 25 luglio 2025·dailymail.co.uk

    Bayeux Tapestry should be re-named the 'Canterbury Embroidery'

    Dr David Musgrove said the 230-foot long artefact was most likely woven in Kent rather than France and was created using an embroidery technique, meaning it is not a tapestry.

  2. venerdì 25 luglio 2025·telegraph.co.uk

    Why the Bayeux Tapestry ‘should be renamed the Canterbury Embroidery’

    The Bayeux Tapestry should be renamed the “Canterbury Embroidery” because it was almost certainly made in Britain and is not technically a tapestry, a historian has revealed.