YouTube is hosting an excellent animation of the Bayeux Tapestry, complete with helpful textual commentary.
Go on, treat yourself to 5 minutes of 'edutainment'.
via kottke.com
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2 comments:
Excellent, although some of the graphics do appear rather dated compared to todays standards ;-)
Remember, they probably only had an early copy of photoshop, and some REALLY early macs... i think they did rather well considering...
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