Bayeux Tapestry

Summary

Bayeux Tapestry is a wall hanging^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Bayeux Tapestry is located in Bayeux^[3].
• Bayeux Tapestry is in the country of France^[4].
• Bayeux Tapestry's instance of is recorded as wall hanging^[5].
• Bayeux Tapestry's instance of is recorded as embroidery^[6].
• Bayeux Tapestry's commissioned by is recorded as Odo, Earl of Kent^[7].
• Bayeux Tapestry is owned by French State^[8].
• Bayeux Tapestry's genre is Anglo-Saxon art^[9].
• Bayeux Tapestry's genre is embroidery^[10].
• Bayeux is named after Bayeux Tapestry^[11].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Norman conquest of England^[12].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as human^[13].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Equidae^[14].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as dog^[15].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Animalia^[16].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as building^[17].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as ship^[18].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as tree^[19].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Edward the Confessor^[20].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Harold Godwinson^[21].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Guy I, Count of Ponthieu^[22].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Le Mont Saint-Michel^[23].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as William the Conqueror^[24].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Couesnon^[25].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Rennes^[26].
• Bayeux Tapestry's depicts is recorded as Bayeux^[27].

Why It Matters

Bayeux Tapestry has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] It is known by 43 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[28]