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because they wouldnt run out of water
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Why are so many cemeteries next to rivers?
It is flat ground.
Were Medieval Villages Smelly?
A little research tells us that medieval European villages were probably not smelly. The people believed cleanliness was next to godliness, and most people bathed regularly. Most towns and many villages had public baths. The medical belief at the time was that disease was spread by bad air, which translated into air that smelled bad in most people's minds, and we have records of butchers being fined because they did not clean up waste quickly enough. The records we have of manure piles, floors strewn with foul straw, and open sewers running through towns were mostly written during the Renaissance, and were probably intended to show the Renaissance was superior.
Where are your rivers?
next to the erect tree
What country has a river next to houses?
Every country has houses next to rivers.
Why have rivers been important?
Rivers are important in early settlement of land. Before advanced technology, it was important to be next to a water source for hydration, food, and travel. Many early cities, companies, and communties in history have been started around rivers.
What are the great rivers next to Romania?
Nistru and Tisa.
Was Sumer next to the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?
yes
Who was the next king after king William in the medieval times?
king William
Why is there little erosion next to rivers?
On the side where the river flows slowest.
How many types of Asian carp exist?
Eight(8) types of asian carps exist, and they are invading rivers. Next stop, the great lakes.
What did knights pray for during the medieval times?
For strength in their next battle, and courage to carry on.
Why did people who migrated to the west usually settle settle near rivers?
Settling next to rivers gave them water for crops, drinking, etc.
