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The reason so much has dissapeared is because of erosion for one because you have to think these are really old Buildings and erosion gets to them. They fall down only to be covered by soil,rocks,or roads and cities. The most plausible reason is erosion and being covered by buildings and roads ect.
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Why was cabbage so important for medieval Britain?
Because santa didnt like it so humans could have it
Why is Britain in so much debt?
Because the goverment are out for themselves, and don't care about Britain.
Why did the medieval church have so much power?
Because they were in control of the London Mafia
How was Ireland found?
Ireland was first settled around 10,000 BC. It is thought that the landbridge with Britain has disappeared by that stage so the first settlers would have arrived in Ireland by sea.
How much does a medieval goldsmith get paid?
The medieval period ended a while ago, and all the goldsmiths from that period are dead, so they don't get paid at all.
Why do medieval peasants drink so much Ale?
Very simple the water was bad.
Does India hate Britain?
Yes. Very much so.
Was life more simplistic in medieval times?
Definately more simplistic but so much harder.
What happens to the Earth if all the bats suddenly disappeared?
Bats do not play a big part in the animal world, so nothing much.
Are there gangs in new Britain ct?
Yes very much so
What are the countries in medieval Europe?
There were quite a few countries in Medieval Europe. Britain, Germany, France, Austria, Hungary, etc. Countries rose and fell during that time period so to know exactly what countries existed you would need to know the year.
Why did the Roman want Britain so much what did they have that the Romans didn't?
Britain was a source of tin. Besides, sailing from Britain was the easiest way to feed their legions in Germany.
