The chamber pot, a portable basin, was used in Medieval times. It is exactly what you think it is and was used exactly the way you think it would be.
I think they looked like a big box with a hole in it that goes out to that weird water that surrounds the castle.
Yes, they were often built so they hung out over the moat, if there was one, or just over the side. Ships had exactly the same system, so no-one had to spend time cleaning up.
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Apparently the toilet was a hole at the top of the tower it had a long shoot that went down into the moat. That was not the main purpose of the moat though. The purpose of the moat was to make it harder for opponents to attack. WIth all that poop and pee in the moat opponents wouldn't dare try to cross.
Toilets were usually sited within a castle's outer wall with a drop down to either a river or moat below. Another option was above a long shaft that went down into the ground. Link below shows a picture of some medieval castle toilets.
Cold as there had boilers BUT no thermostats as electricity was not yet invented
Toilets have been added to medieval castles that have survived to the modern day and are occupied. There were no toilets in medieval castles when they were originally built.
Ottonian castles look like Medieval palaces that tower over the rest of the land. They were often built on hills or the tops of mountains and made of stone.
Examples of companies that produce tents that look like castles include, Medieval Fantasies Company and Skyline Tent Company among others. The costs offered by these companies vary.
They look like this
toilets
something in your bathroom.
There was a lot of variation. The Middle Ages lasted 1000 years and included all of Europe, and buildings ranged from cathedrals and castles to cottages and sheds. Some links below to articles on medieval architecture, and these have pictures.
They are standard flush toilets, similar to those found around much of the rest of the world.
hill with wood
a hole in the ground
they looked very grand and big
Castles are typically large, fortified structures with thick stone walls, towers, and battlements. They often have a central keep or stronghold surrounded by walls and sometimes a moat. Castles can vary in architectural style depending on the time period and region in which they were built.
same as a normal castle