Eaten by a lion – at a Norwich church door
Around 700 years ago a magnificent brass door knocker, showing a man’s head in a lion’s mouth, was made for a Norwich church
Eaten by a lion – at a Norwich church door
Around 700 years ago a magnificent brass door knocker, showing a man’s head in a lion’s mouth, was made for a Norwich church
Lost in Norwich 900 years ago
Every month one of Norwich Castle’s expert curators tells us about a favourite exhibit. This beautifully carved piece of walrus tusk could once have starred in a great Norman sewing bee
Lost in Norwich 900 years ago
Every month one of Norwich Castle’s expert curators tells us about a favourite exhibit. This beautifully carved piece of walrus tusk could once have starred in a great Norman sewing bee
What is the Buxton Achievement and why is it so amazing?
“Historians could hardly believe their eyes.” A piece of cloth painted in Norfolk in 1470 is one of the world’s most remarkable examples of medieval linen art.
What is the Buxton Achievement and why is it so amazing?
“Historians could hardly believe their eyes.” A piece of cloth painted in Norfolk in 1470 is one of the world’s most remarkable examples of medieval linen art.
