File:Bobovac artefact (Queen Dorothy's coat of arms).png

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English: A mold for a heraldic decoration found in the ruins of the medieval royal chapel in Bobovac, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It probably depicts the coat of arms of Dorothy Garai, who was Queen of Bosnia from 1428 until 1438.
Date created in early 15th century, photograph published in 1973
Source Bobovac i Kraljeva Sutjeska: stolna mjesta bosanskih vladara u XIV i XV stoljeću
Author Pavao Anđelić

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Photo published in 1973

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