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Long before it appeared in the Hebrew Bible, a remarkably similar tale was written down on clay tablets in ancient Mesopotamia – the home of civilisations that flourished in what is now Iraq, more ...

Many scholars are in agreement that the Tapestry was originally made in the 11th-century, not too long after the Norman Conquest in 1066, in England, and likely by English seamstresses in Canterbury.