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History is learning not to make racial remarks against each other.

I understand Venice, what's considered a real center of courtesanship. And when did it first develop early Renaissance so 1350§1400?

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Watching in while in Bologna

The problem with whether tobacco is a useful drug or a dangerous poison is that all drugs are also poisons, the difference is only in the dose. The problem was that smoking tobacco was done for recreation, and the recreational use of any drug is likely to be poisonous.

I doubt Phyteas could recognize Iceland as an island. It's too big. He should have rounded Iceland for that. Did he have time for that?

Remember, beavers and whales live in water and hence were on the menu as fish.

I do wonder if this isn't a case similar to the Capybara in which people intentionally DESCRIBED an animal in such a way that far-off Catholic representatives would agree to classify it as fish so that those people could get away with eating it on Fridays.

I like how the fruits/flowers of the Goose Trees in the drawings at ~7:46 look a bit like barnacles lol

I remember going fishing with my grandad, (who was over 90 years old at the time and still very active with a sharp mind and one hell of a sense of humor) But he told me; "A fish once saved my life" Thinking this was a bit absurd I asked him; and how did it do that? And he replied; "I ate it" I still don't know if he was telling me one of his many tall tales or not. He died at 103 years old and he passed in his sleep. I'm hoping to beat him by living one year longer so I can brag a bit if I see him again.😅

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The murder holes of Bodiam Castle.

Papperback DK Eyewitness Book of CASTLE.

I wish France was a Monarchy today. Its so sad & such a shame its not anymore. R.I.P French Royalists. R.I.P gone Kingdom of France.

Always interesting to learn about earlier ideas about the world!

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Imagination of medieval people was fantastic. Damaskinos Stouditis (16th sentury) tells, with help of some ansient historical studies, about never-dying eagles and bears, that give birth to a piece of meat. It was supposed to be a "clay", that is formed into bear cub by it's mother

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I still have no cunny gf

Birds dont exist

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I wish France was a Monarch today. Its so sad & such a shame its not anymore. R.I.P French Royalists. R.I.P gone Kingdom of France. 👑⚜️👑 😔🙏🤲🥀➕✝️⛪ ⚜️ ⚜️

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Why doesnt the thatch rot, especially after rain?

Do you evaluate wooden chests foe their age? I bought one yesterday at an antique shop which has similarities to the medieval 13th century one. Great video also!

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Great video 👍 Watched it all ! Much more helpful than architecture books as they often do not have enough pictures. It must have taken a lot of effort to get all these pictures and edit. Subbed ❤

We find this kind of stories in all ancient cultures. I think the story teller wanted to point out the importance of cunningness in to war. In Homer's Iliad we find a similar trick the one with the Trojan horse which shows how the cunningness of Odysseus helped the Greeks to end the war and capture Troy after a 10 year siege.

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It's rife with disease. Dangerous to get alone w a man. Probably lots of violence n women could get murdered. Not just yhat. Might be hard to have a normal life n get married n have a family. Most men wouldn't be pleased to marry some who had sex w thousands of ppl. 😢

Euston Square station is where British intelligence agents would go up in to the Government intelligence site build above the station , All declassified nowadays

The secret service stopped using the telecom tower ,when during the cold war they realised any signals they sent could be intercepted by the USSR ,whose embassy was at queen's gate ,And in direct line to the telecom tower 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Crocodiles

Up until the early 20th century, many useful objects were made of bone. People who could afford meat could make pins, combs, spoons, and even objects of art at home. Was bone-carving a profession in itself, or part of the horner trade?

Everybody gangsta til the whipping boy documentary comes out

Bishop of Winchester certainly did own a number of brothles and his working girls were called ‘Winchester geese’

The large well-like hole is an opening that goes all the way down to the dungeon, they would throw prisoners from various Heights all the way down.

I'm asking myself, On Gilligan's Island, why didn't the Professor make Quicklime to construct with? 🤔 Then we see the dangers. 😱 Gilligan probably would have killed them all. 🤣

if you ever come back let me know i live near hear but on adriatic comacchio little venice and ravenna thank you

Imagine how much iron was produced in swamps since middle ages

One wonders if this was the Mamluks giving the Hospitlars a way to surrender and save face rather than an actual successful trick.

33:23 Elden Ring's Castle Morne lol

Diety water on middle ages is a myth most villages were made aroudn clean eater sources