The houses were wattle and daub. This means they were sticks woven together to make a wall and then covered with a coating of mud and straw. The roof was thatch. There usually was one door and no windows ( in some places windows were taxed). The floor was dirt and there was a fireplace. It was one room that everyone lived in. It was cold and wet in the winter, hot in summer. The lighting came from the fireplace and from tallow candles so it smelled of wood smoke and tallow.
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Peasant cottages had no fireplace. They were not invented until the 11th or 12th century and were only built for rich people. The middle of that dirt floor was a nice place for a fire, and the smoke went out a hole in the roof or under the roof peaks.
The living quarters of a maid during medieval times would have consisted of a bed, a wash basin and a chamber pot. The rooms were small and usually on lower levels so they had dirt floors. In some estates several maids could be in the same quarters.
Cottages were the homes of serfs and cottars. They were very simple and usually consisted of a single room, though there might have been a loft. They were built of stone or wattle and daub. The stone cottages were just made of field stone, and the spaces between were filled with daub. The wattle and daub ones were made by putting up a wooden frame, and filling the empty areas with wattle, which was woven reeds. Daub was mostly made of mud. The roofs were thatched by making bundles of reeds and tying them down to rafters. There were no fireplaces, because chimneys were invented only in the late middle ages, and were expensive. Central fires were built in the middle of the wood floors, and the smoke went out holes that were either under the roof peaks, or just in the middle of the roof, where they also let in rain and snow. In order to have such a fire, the floor had to be dirt. There were very few windows, and these had no glass. Windows might have had a cover of cloth, or might have had a shutter, and the doors were similarly fitted. Furniture was very simple and rude.
A servant usually lived by themselves in wooden, ramshackle houses, with their livestock living with them. A servant barely had enough to eat during his work and always had hard, tedious work every day.
They were very narrow and tall. They normally had only two floors. If someone needed more room they would simply have to build what they needed to be done.
Quarters are always places that people sleep or live.
Knights were nobles so they had nice quarters in a manor or estate.
There were no dinosaurs in medieval times.
yes if you are talking about Medieval Europe or something but not if it's like "that dress is so medieval"
A merchant belonged to the guild. The guild was like a union.
Many medieval women had maids. Even the wealthier peasant families had servants in some times and places.
in maids quarters or there own home kinda like marry maids they come and clean and then go home to there family and then clean for them it never stops PS what did you think under the stairs or in a box out back it 2010 wear do you live.
Quarters are always places that people sleep or live.
Knights' quarters in medieval castles typically featured a sleeping area, storage for armor and weapons, a small table for dining, and sometimes a simple washbasin for personal hygiene. The quarters were designed to provide comfort and security for the knight when not on duty.
Seems that maids were plentiful. One for every duty in the kitchen. Dairy, pastry making, cook assistant. runner, washer up, usualyl called skullery made.
No Miley Cyrus does not have any maids she lives in a normal house like a normal person.
There are Lady's maids, house-maids, nursary maids, nanny's, parlour maids, chamber maids, laundry maids, kitchen maids, cooks, butlers, house-keepers, between maids, scullery maids, still room maids and for smaller houses all-of-work-maids. Hope that helps! x
Robot Maids are robots that will serve you as your slave. They will basically be like your mom but not going to deny anything you ask of it.
Merry Maids runs a house cleaning service. The maids come out based on a schedule set by the customer and do cleaning like windows, kitchens, bathrooms, vacuuming, etc.
The maid of honor is especially chosen by the bride to be by her side and then comes the bride's maids and you can have as many bride's maids as you like, but most bride's have three or four bride maid's and only one maid of honor.
Victorian maids often lived inside of the homes of their employers. They were allowed to eat in the kitchen with the staff but were not allowed to eat with the family.
There is no collective noun for a group of maids, in which case a collective noun suitable to the situation is used; for example a staff of maids, a crew of maids, an army of maids, etc. A "helping" or a "tidy" have been proposed for common useage