An unexplained scene in this work depicts a clergyman hitting a woman.
An unexplained scene in this work depicts a clergyman hitting a woman. One part of this work depicts Mont St. Michel in the background as one figure saves two soldiers from a batch of quicksand, carrying one of them on his back, and earlier, that same character had been captured by Count Guy. Many of its early scenes focus on a (*) campaign against Conan II. Its depiction of Stigand holding a certain religious office is probably historically inaccurate, and it also shows Halley's Comet being perceived as a bad omen. This work's most notable scene shows a battle where one side forms a shield wall and the other rides on horseback; there is debate about whether the arrow that strikes one figure in the eye was present in the original version. For 10 points, name this piece of artwork commissioned by Matilda of Flanders, a tapestry that depicts the Battle of Hastings.
An unexplained scene in this work depicts a clergyman hitting a woman.
Bayeux Tapestry [tapestry not needed after read]