no
They would decompose and become just bones.
so the people wouldn't get the plague aswell. so the wont get infected by the diseaces from the plague from the people that were dead
they was buried in la seine Paris
Because they may have burned the dead bodies
So they did not get it
Many were buried in 'Plague Pits', large communal graves.
because the plague was so deadly
The catacombs
they burned the bodies sometimes.I'm not positive on who it was,I think the Mongolians,would keep the bodies of the plague victims and take a catapult and launch the bodies into Europe to infect them.Which is how it spread to Europe,who had the biggest dent in the population than any other country.None were affected more than Europe because of the Mongolians.
Religious people thought that the plague was sent by God as a punishment for sin. Because of all the widespread death due to the whole plague Religious people found it diffeicult to gain trust in their religion because of the death. It did effect Europe in a reasonably large way. However one thing that was not hindered by the plague was the Pope who locked him self in locked quaters. He did not catch either plague.
The black plague was diminished by many factors. People began to practice better hygiene, bodies of the dead were burned instead of buried, people would light fires in their homes to purify the air and individuals would also only go out into the public if it were necessary.
It effect almost everyone in england.