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What a toilet looked like in the Middle Ages.
The builders of medieval fortresses came up with the idea of ​​installing latrines in bay windows, taking them outside the fortress wall. The waste thus fell into the fortress moat.




What a toilet looked like in the Middle Ages, in the Middle Ages, What a toilet looked like,
The builders of medieval fortresses, the idea of ​​installing latrines, in bay windows, outside the fortress wall, The waste thus fell, into the fortress moat,
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00:00What a toilet would look like in the Middle Ages, the builders of medieval fortresses
00:07came up with the idea of installing latrines above the windows, taking them outside the
00:14fortress wall, the walls thus fell into the fortress mode.
00:19If you look at the paintings of Peter Bruegel or Hieronymus Bosch, you will see that toilets
00:28were similarly equipped in many rich houses of that time.
00:34The latrines were taken outside the wall of the building, and they seemed to hang over
00:40the canals and moats.
00:43The construction principle made it possible not to worry about creating and cleaning a
00:50cesspool on the territory of a fortress or castle.
00:55Lattices were often placed near the chimney so that visitors to the establishment would
01:03be warners and trespassers.

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