The Bayeux ‘Tapestry’: invisible seams and visible boundaries
Gale R. Owen‐Crocker
The embroidered hanging known as the Bayeux ‘Tapestry’ was an obvious candidate for inclusion in Anglo-Saxonists' conference titled ‘Imagined Endings, Borders, Reigns, Millennia’. Almost certainly constructed English workshops a Norman master, illustrates chronological period that begins with final years of Edward Confessor's reign and ends closing Anglo-Saxon era. physical termination is missing, but this does not preclude imagining it, usually scene showing accession William Conqueror to throne, new new, Norman,
Anglo-Saxon England