Description: The comb, wattles, eye and beak are all clearly defined on the best-preserved side, while the breast is marked with lines converging in chevron form towards the centre. Some attempt has been made at a stylized representation of wing feathers but the detail is blurred, while the wing-tips appear to be pinioned by two strands of twisted cord. The double tail springs from beneath these cords, with some indication of the feathers on each outer surface (MacGregor).
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Image: Copyright: York Museum Trust (Yorkshire Museum) (Photograph by E. Durham).