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Carters would go through the streets with wagons and people would just toss their dead in. The carters would then take them away for cremation. The song "Ring Around the Rosy" is based off this concept. The "pockets full of posies" were like nosegays; people would cram their pockets full of flowers in a vain attempt to block the smells of illness and rotting corpses. "Ashes, ashes" referenced the mass cremation of the dead. "We all fall down" was a grim reminder of the fact that the singers were likely to be next in line to die. And now we sing Barney.
The black corpses were mainly burried, but the mortality rate was so massive in the Black Plague, they eventually left the bodies out in the open. Some were used in warfare by being catapolted into villages to infect the enemy.

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The song "Ring Around the Rosy" is based off this concept. The "pockets full of posies" were like nosegays; people would cram their pockets full of flowers in a vain attempt to block the smells of illness and rotting corpses. "Ashes, ashes" referenced the mass cremation of the dead. "We all fall down" was a grim reminder of the fact that the singers were likely to be next in line to die.

And now we sing Barney.

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15y ago

after the Bubonic Plague, the bodies would be burned on pyres to get rid of the disease so it wouln't spread.

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i think they were burnt to prevent spreading

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14y ago

They were buried but once the graveyards were full they were left on the street to rot.

sometimes animals would dig them up and eat them!!!

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The bodies were collected once a week and then burned, so as to kill the infection. Unfortunately, this meant that the disease quickly became air-bourne resulting in more infections.

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They all went to sleep THE END

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Many bodies were buried in mass graves.

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