ALT Lucy Worsley looking at the Bayeux Tapestry. Text reads; Lucy Worsley Investigates: 1066. BBC Two, Friday 17th Jan 21:00, BBC Studios Specialist Factual Productions and lists all individuals involved in the production of the series.

ALT Roadworks, men in flat caps and 1920s Trucks in the cobbled Saddler Street / Market Place, Durham 

ALT A black and white multi-block woodcut showing a Chinese urban landscape in the snow. Showing buildings and trees and the outline of 2 figures in black. 

ALT A photo of Durham University buildings in the snow.  

ALT The title page of an old book, called “A Dissertation Concerning Mistletoe, a most wonderful specific remedy for the cure of convulsive distempers. Calculated for the benefit of the poor as well as the rich, and heartily recommended for the common good of mankind. By Sir John Colbatch, a member of the college of physicians. London, printed for William Churchill at the Black Swan in Paternoster Row. 1719.” 

ALT A page from the inside of the book, arguing that God designed the mistletoe for better uses than to be hung up in houses to frighten away evil spirits. 

ALT A historical letter, so long that it takes up the entire page and then turns sideways into the margin and carries on. The handwriting is elaborate and difficult to read. The paper is stained with ink blots and sealing wax and is slightly torn at the edges.

ALT Sealed letter from the Arcanum Arcanorum Society with the book it was discovered in.

ALT A close up of different knitted gloves and mittens overlaid on one another. Each is knitted with an intricate pattern, one is brown, one is green, one is blue and one is red.  

ALT Handwritten order from the records of Durham City Masons' Guild, 1660.

ALT A statue of a black cat on a stone base inscribed with hieroglyphics, with a golden hoop in it left ear and green glass eyes. DUROM.EG1424