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The Totally Gross History Of Medieval Europe 1st Edition Marty Gitlin

Name: The Totally Gross History Of Medieval Europe 1st Edition Marty Gitlin
SKU: BELL-51625754
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (86 reviews)

SKU: BELL-51625754

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The Totally Gross History Of Medieval Europe 1st Edition Marty Gitlin instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rosen Publishing Group

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.18 MB

Pages: 50

Author: Marty Gitlin

ISBN: 9781499437676, 1499437676

Language: English

Year: 2015

Edition: 1

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The Totally Gross History Of Medieval Europe 1st Edition Marty Gitlin by Marty Gitlin 9781499437676, 1499437676 instant download after payment.

This entertaining volume reveals some of the grossest practices in hygiene, dining, fashion, and medicine of Medieval Europe. Serfs often smelled bad, and they bathed and relieved themselves in streams filled with garbage. Wealthier individuals who had bathrooms produced waste that was sent down chutes into the castle moat. Peasants and nobles commonly consumed animal parts that today we would consider less appetizing, including paws, brains, stomachs, and lungs. Poor nutrition resulted in rotting teeth and scurvy. Doctors were woefully backward in treating patients, using odd remedies such as ground-up worms, bloodletting through leeches, and spreading animal dung on wounds.