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Moutiers-en-Puisaye

A trove of medieval paintings was discovered under the whitewash in the Church of Saint Peter in Moutiers-en-Puisaye in 1982. Source.

Grave of a Shield Maiden

Top: 1889 record of a Viking burial. Bottom: recreation by Neil Price. From the time of its discovery this skeleton was assumed to be male, but recent DNA analysis shows it was a women. Source.

European Macaques of the Mist

Source. Dr Caitin Green writes about the Wroxeter macaque burial.

The Helgo Buddha

This bronze figure from perhaps 6th-Century Kashmir was discovered at a Viking trading site west of Stockholm in the company of an Irish crozier and a Coptic ladle. Source.

Abruzzo Lion

Italy hasn't run out of archaeology yet. This sandstone lion from the 13th Century was uncovered in L'Aquila in 2014. Source.

The Doors of Płock

Detail from the doors of Płock Cathedral in Poland. Source.

Hermes Trismegistus Album Cover

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The Joy of the Court

Constance Hieatt and Pauline Baynes did a book together: The Joy of the Court (1971), a retelling of the Erec story. There's a good website about Pauline Baynes here, but it doesn't seem to know about this book.

Bevis of Hampton

Southamptonshire has a national hero: Bevis. Source. Read the book.

PIMS Door

The entrance to the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, at the University of Toronto. Source.