Bay-Who? Canterbury. That's Who.
A playful take on the long-running argument over the Tapestry's possible English manufacture.
View at Historic Britain →Original 1066 designs, books and history-inspired gifts for people fascinated by the Bayeux Tapestry,
Harold, Hastings and the Norman Conquest
Start with the person rather than the product. Some people want something they can wear, some want to read, and some simply enjoy a good 1066 joke.
A full-colour scene-by-scene guide to the whole embroidery, written in plain English for visitors and history readers. A practical gift for anyone planning to see the Tapestry or fascinated by 1066.
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We have created a range of history-inspired designs based on the people, battles and unanswered questions of 1066. The collection includes Harold II, the aftermath of Stamford Bridge and Hastings, and a few deliberately cheeky nods to the debate over where the Bayeux Tapestry was made.
Explore the 1066 Collection → Visit Historic Britain →A few favourites from the collection. Each design links directly to Historic Britain.
A playful take on the long-running argument over the Tapestry's possible English manufacture.
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History, uncertainty and a little mischief in one design for the Hastings conflict.
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A darker 1066 design inspired by Stamford Bridge, Hastings and the human cost of conquest.
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A bold tribute to the king whose short reign in 1066 ended at Hastings.
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The Bayeux Tapestry: 58 Scenes Explained follows all 58 scenes in sequence, with full-colour images, inscriptions, people, mysteries and details in one paperback.
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Browse a wider selection of Bayeux Tapestry books on Amazon, including exhibition titles and books for readers of all ages.
Sometimes the best choice comes from knowing which part of the story interests someone most. Use the site to narrow it down before choosing.
Read about the last Saxon king first, then choose something connected to his story.
Explore Harold →Browse the complete 58-scene guide and see which details or mysteries they talk about most.
Explore the scenes →Compare Bayeux Tapestry books available through Amazon before choosing one.
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