A Medieval mill is where the grain flour was made from corn or wheat. It was hydroelectrically powered and produced the grain for the lord of the manor who would then decide to sell it with a high tax or to keep it in storage for his estate.
A mill race, otherwise known as a leat, is a means of regulating the amount and speed of the water hitting the mill wheel. This was important because too much water arriving with too much force would either damage the wheel or the millstones inside the mill. There was also a danger of storms bringing debris from trees into the wheel, which would be equally damaging.
The leat or race was normally a channel specially constructed off a river or large stream, often with dams, sluice gates, ponds and weirs to regulate the flow of water and prevent debris getting into the wheel.
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Medieval castles.
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The medieval clothes laws are laws that address the issue of medieval clothes
A medieval princess is importent to medieval society because she is going to step up and become queen one day.
Bob Tweedell has written: 'Millrace history' -- subject(s): Rivers
There is actually no such word in English. It is two words and usually refers to the stream of water that powers a watermill.
Medieval is medieval because it is Latin for "the middle ages".
Medieval PeriodDark Age?Medieval times or the medieval era.
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portcullises are medieval as many medieval castles are found with them such as Warwick castle
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Medieval times
Medieval castles.
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Medieval people
Get Medieval happened in 1998.