File:Harold dead bayeux tapestry.png

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Description	Harold dead bayeux tapestry.png English: Harold Godwinson falls at Hastings. Harold was struck in the eye with an arrow (left), slain by a mounted Norman knight (right) or both.
Date	1070s
Source	Bayeux Tapestry
Author	Unknown, suspected to be commissioned by Matilda of Flanders, Odo of Bayeux or Edith of Wessex

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