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This is a photograph taken indoors, likely in a museum or exhibit in the city of Norwich, United Kingdom. The shot is close-up, displaying a collection of artifacts related to medieval horsemanship and warfare, showcased in a glass display case. The artifacts consist of mail armor, a gauntlet, spurs, rowels, harness buckles, and a stirrup, as well as decorative fittings from horse tack such as pendants, mounts, and imitations of banners. The artifacts are arranged neatly on a white display surface within the case, each labeled with a number corresponding to an information panel below. The panel describes the items, their materials (such as copper alloy, gilt copper alloy, steel, leather), estimated dates of origin (ranging from 1100-1550), and locations where they were found. The items include those found in Castle Mall, Norwich, and other locations around Norfolk. Behind the display case, on the right side of the image, a descriptive text panel speaks of the role of horses in warfare and the elaborate decorations that adorned them, reflecting the knight's status and wealth. The panel briefly touches on the training of squires and the care given to warhorses. The environment is dimly lit but with focused lighting highlighting the artifacts and information panels.
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