In a documentary about Anglo-Saxon art, you do not expect to hear mention of Romulus and Remus-like figures depicted on a piece which appears to pertain to their creation beliefs. That's rather interesting, as is that they are shown as adults beneath the she-wolf, not babies as usual in Roman iconography.
What is even more shocking is that they are shown "lying
prostate".
One wonders how much time art historians making programmes for BBC4 spend reading (or perhaps even writing) poorly proofed slash.
(BTW, questions coming for those who requested them. I was slowed by
hoodland stuff I left to the last minute. I never learn.)