the settlement of medieval London was awful they not clean they are dirty they chuck poo and wee out the window they were over crowded they even wash their clothes in the river. that was their settlement
yes they did
It was the center of business so people used it as a hub as they often do with cities like London. The king resided there as well so that also made it a seat of power.
Conditions were very unsanitary... so much that when the soldiers were sailing into the Crusades for battle, about 1/4 of the men died from disease itself.
The nursery rhyme is about a medieval bridge which crossed the river Thames in London. At that time, the wooden bridge had houses and shops on it.
Medieval peasants typically slept on straw mattresses or piles of hay, often shared with family members or livestock. Bedding was minimal, consisting of rough blankets or animal skins. Beds were simple and often infested with pests like fleas and bedbugs. Privacy and comfort were rare luxuries for peasants in medieval times.
The London Dungeon is a tourist attraction situated in vaults under London Bridge station. It is designed to look like a medieval prison.
the difference is that they were very important London and the country as well the London city was in the west were covent garden is
London
yes they did
Medieval London was built under the catherdral lights during the 1600's. It is very well contained, and compact. There, you can dance away!
The tower of London
Londinium
It was the center of business so people used it as a hub as they often do with cities like London. The king resided there as well so that also made it a seat of power.
London
Conditions were very unsanitary... so much that when the soldiers were sailing into the Crusades for battle, about 1/4 of the men died from disease itself.
Medieval London was an important setting in Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" as the pilgrims journeyed from London to Canterbury. The tales reflect the social, cultural, and religious life of medieval England, offering insights into the diverse personalities and experiences of people from different backgrounds. The stories also provide a glimpse into the complexities of urban life in London during the Middle Ages.
Absolutely dreadful. Also gin-soaked.