At least I will be able to visit the exhibition and count them myself: https://allthatsinteresting.com/bayeux-tapestry-penises
No fun in Victorian times though:
"Interestingly, many of the penises depicted in the original tapestry were not transferred over to the Victorian recreation, as the Leek Embroidery Society, which made the replica, was given censored etchings, engravings, and photos to work from."
I do not think that is correct. We do not actually know who hade it.
The alleged missed penis was spotted by a historian with the surname Monk though :)
> May be it was more common occurrence so to speak - because men were basically wearing dresses too, and short ones at that
Very likely. They were not that hung up about nudity and accidental exposure.