The village as it might have been in 1086, imagined by Elizabeth Lewis and Edward Roberts, now on display in the Musee de la Tapisserie, Bayeux
The village as it might have been in 1086, imagined by Elizabeth Lewis and Edward Roberts, now on display in the Musee de la Tapisserie, Bayeux
IN 1986, East Meon was selected by Hampshire Museums and the Sunday Times as the 'Domesday Village' -
click here for more information. A model was built recreating the village as it would have been at the time of Domesday, designed by Curator Elizabeth Lewis and medieval architectural historian Edward Roberts. and was displayed in the Great Hall in Winchester. it was later moved to La Musee de La Tapisserie in Bayeux.
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Ben Date of creation
1986 Date of coverage
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East Meon Copyright
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The village as it might have been in 1086, imagined by Elizabeth Lewis and Edward Roberts, now on display in the Musee de la Tapisserie, Bayeux 
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