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The History and Significance of the Crown of Scotland and the Lying in State of Queen Elizabeth II.

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#unintentionalASMR #ASMR In recent days we have witnessed Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Lying in State in St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh, with the ancient Crown of Scotland resting on her coffin. This video tells the extraordinary history of this important cultural object, how it came to be made, and the significance of this symbol of Scotland's self-determination. THE ANTIQUARY MAGAZINE Pop along to the following website if you would like to get hold of a copy of my new monthly magazine 'Th

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yesterday we saw the very moving site of the coffin of her late majesty queen elizabeth taking down the royal mile in edinburgh from the palace of hollywood house the historic residence of the king of scots to sungiles cathedral to lay in state for 24 hours in a very significant and moving gesture the ancient crown of scotland has been laid upon the head of her coffin by the keeper of the crown the duke of hamilton the crown of scotland is the oldest crown in great britain and is part of the scottish crown jewels which are known as the honours of scotland and are now kept in edinburgh castle it's an object of deep symbolism and an icon of scotland's self-determination and nationhood but it is also an object that has been the center of much controversy and has a rich history it is also of course a beautiful work of art and a fine example of the scottish goldsmith's craft from the early 16th century demonstrating that scotland was not a rustic backwater in the