A medieval drawing of a stag, probably from Tintagel Island, Cornwall; currently in @Cornwall_Museum.pic.twitter.com/PFcKvB9op6
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A 5th-century drawing of a deer hunt, from the Vergilius Romanus, possibly made in L5thC Britain (f. 163r): http://digi.vatlib.it/view/MSS_Vat.lat.3867 …pic.twitter.com/mEbUQ9fOOi
The Romano-British Cyparissus mosaic from Leicester, found 1675, and showing him, his stag & Cupid: http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/onlineex/kinggeorge/m/largeimage80388.html …pic.twitter.com/KPwCBYpHi5
For interest, one of the Mesolithic red deer crania headdresses from Star Carr, N.Yorks, made c.9000 BC & possibly a shamanic costume.pic.twitter.com/duDeUtmXZq
A c.11,000 year old barbed point made of red deer antler; found Star Carr, N.Yorks, now in the Rotunda, Scarborough.pic.twitter.com/IuGgghkrwT
Came here to see this after your tweet. Thanks!pic.twitter.com/eG8cZ1ryXE
Oh, that's great to hear! Hope you enjoyed your visit! :)
I really did, thanks. To paraphrase Morrissey, they were born and then they lived (and harpooned fish) and then they died, seems so unfair..
Always makes me wonder what future folk might make of our lives, if by chance one of our homes is preserved to be excavated in 11,000 years!
looks like some Baratheon Nostalgia going on ! 
Hah! :-D
haha because even in the show the stags have become story of the past :)
Indeed... :-/
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