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W. Britain
During the early Anglo-Saxon period, small villages were mostly made up of timber buildings, some in a style known as “pit houses” or “sunken houses” as half of the structure was built below ground level. Rough-hewn stones were used to construct many of the Dark Ages churches. A simple design featuring a tall nave and rectangular chamber, it would have had no windows and been illuminated only by torchlight.
Exactly what you need for an intimate display or a limited space. Each Mini Backdrop is printed in full-color on 24pt. rigid card stock. The 8.5" x 5.5" backdrop comes with a separate, fold-out easel. You may choose whether or not to attach it to the back depending on your space and needs.
*Your back drop will not have the watermark on it.**