Anglo-Saxon and Romanesque Carvings in Leicestershire and Rutland

Bob Trubshaw reveals how some of Leicestershire and Rutland's carvings shed light on the life and times of the ninth to twelfth centuries.
Update: I am steadily replacing this long video (with poor sound quality) with several shorter videos discussing specific topics. As explained in the video about ‘Reading Romanesque fonts’ I now think the font at Thorpe Arnold depicts a ‘soldier of Christ’ and not St Michael.