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Food for the European Middle Ages was not very different ... and ginger. So, what about the peasants who lived out in the countryside? What did they eat? Or the poorer people in the towns and ...

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In the winter of 2020, on one of my aimless, frigid quarantine walks around my silent neighborhood, I remember being struck by a thought: did a medieval European peasant know that he was living ...

While peasants washed their hands ... And that’s just Europe. During the thousand-year span of medieval times, China perfected the compass and invented navigation. African kingdoms at the ...

The average peasant, by contrast, would have only had a small garden plot — if they were lucky enough to have any agriculture at all. What's more, medieval Europe's poorest people, he said ...

Mirroring the medieval peasant, I focused on building farms ... The labor shortage brought on by the Black Death in Europe—and shortly after, the Peasants' Revolt—led to disruptions and ...

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