Joseph Cundall’s photographs of this artwork were referenced by Elizabeth Wardle to create a replica now held in the Reading Museum. In this artwork, (10[1])a naked man squats (10[1]-5[1])underneath a woman in a red gateway who is being touched by a priest. (10[1])This artwork’s 58 tituli describe the construction of a motte and a man who “gives strength to the boys.” (-5[1])The appearance (-5[1])of figures such as Wadard in this artwork (10[1])suggests that it was commissioned by (10[1])the Bishop of (10[1])Odo. (10[9])A man in this (10[1])artwork (10[3])with an arrow (10[2])in his eye (10[3])is often (10[1])identified (10[9])as Harold (10[2])Godwinson, (10[8])whose coronation (10[3]-5[1])is depicted (10[5])below (10[1])Halley’s Comet in this artwork. (10[4])For (10[2])10 points, name this embroidered depiction (10[2])of the Norman conquest of England held in a namesake French cathedral. ■END■ (10[3]0[3])