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Great hall fireplace. The rest was unheated and was cold, damp, dingy. It isn't until the 1800's that cermanic heaters were installed in many castles/manors.

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In the medieval manor, the primary forms of energy used were human labor, animal power, and firewood. Human labor was used for various tasks such as farming, construction, and domestic chores. Animal power, mainly provided by horses or oxen, was utilized for plowing fields and transportation. Firewood was burned for heating, cooking, and blacksmithing.

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