Examines the unique carving on the radius of a rorqual thought to date from the late C11th whose origin and purpose are obscure and unknown. Comparisons are made with other known carvings to try to throw light on this conundrum. Paperback. 40 pages. Illustrated. Cat No 2696
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Theory & Practice: Art History
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