I Built a Medieval House Using Primitive Techniques | Start to Finish

[@WolfStar08]

A perfect way to watch the whole process again, I've just been going back episode by episode but this is perfect for coming back to

[@gesithasgewissa]

I'm glad you're pleased!!

[@ThomasSkifte]

Yeppie ama go to sleep while listening to this (It's how I fall asleep faster)

[@JoeyRascoe]

That type of bed is where the phrase “ sleep tight don’t let the bed bugs bite “ comes from… very nice work, your hard work paid off 100%

[@gesithasgewissa]

Fascinating! And thank you 😄

[@Marialla.]

OMG! When you wove that pointed wattle door I was so excited! I suddenly knew for the first time why that pointed top shape became the classic that it was. I always thought it was so impractical before, when I would see it carved in stone on churches etc. But now I realize it could have just become part of the culture because it was very practical at first, and even if it wasn't practical later it was still beautiful.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Exactly! Beauty was much more admired than today in most architecture, I feel. There was also another benefit to having a pointed door, as it was a smaller opening with the same height, meaning it may have let out slightly less heat.

[@ArmouryTerrain]

It is good to see the old skills still practiced.

[@gesithasgewissa]

I agree!!

[@АнатолийАгеев-я2л]

Все новое , хорошо забытое старое.

[@jamesgreen5298]

I have pretty bad tinnitus that makes it hard to get to sleep unless I have something in the background. For months now, the original series has been my go-to. Something about the sound of the work and nature is quite relaxing for me, and the duration is long enough that I'm soundly asleep before it all goes silent and my tinnitus bothers me.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Ah, I'm happy that my series brings you some peace! Thanks for sharing

[@KimberlyCook-j3o]

I have tinnitis also. Do you have a constant echoing sound that’s like tuning forks? Just curious. Mine is worse at night. Nothing helps.😢

[@jamesgreen5298]

@KimberlyCook-j3o It's more of a constant hiss for me. The tuning fork sound only happens occasionally when I've been exposed to something particularly loud.

[@PeterGriffin-fk7bd]

​@@KimberlyCook-j3o It gets worse the more silence comes and the more I focus on it and idk what you guys are hearing but it's more like a buzzing or the sound effect ppl use after using flash bang in games so that maybe helps I've been having for over 2 years now longer than anyone here😅 what id suggest don't have anything to loud or to low have it at perfect sound that it doesn't end up making it noticable also there's no treatment for it sadly

[@PeterGriffin-fk7bd]

​@@jamesgreen5298 is it like the sound videogames especially fps genre/war use flashbang?

[@XL-5117]

This was just as amazing perhaps even more so than the first time I watched it. I can’t help but see the young couple who are putting their first home together and she says but it’s so dark and dingy, can’t we have a brighter colour, and he says‘you can have any colour as long as it’s brown’!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Haha fantastic! "As long as we can make the paint from earth pigments, my dear"

[@maggietaylor9713]

Amazing skills and craftsmanship. It has been a pleasure to watch you create this house. I didnt expect you to upload a video as winter rest is an integral part of traditional rural life so this has been an unexpected treat. Thankyou.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! I had a break over Midwinter, but I'm getting back into it now

[@maggietaylor9713]

​@@gesithasgewissa It'll be grand to follow you throughout the year and I'm looking forward to it I'm at nearly 800 metres so still huddled and watching my winter garden through my windows as the gales, rain and ice put it through its paces. Have last years traded fleeces to process so not idle. Take care and keep warm.😊

[@MMacNicol]

I just want to curl up inside the house. What a lovely place you've made. I'm so grateful you share it with us.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, it's a pleasure to share with you all!

[@georg0444]

If something looks easy and effortless, you really know it‘s just art.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Kind words! Thank you.

[@sunjewel63]

A unique and telling way to study the archeology of a society. The practical applications teach us the way they lived day to day. I am amazed and grateful you do this . . . it is stunning. Thank you

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you so much for the kind words!

[@devouredurcreepypasta]

This is a Viking/Scandinavian pit house. It's lovely. I'm looking for a plot of land and hope to build my own...perhaps a longhouse as well. Great job!!❤

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, best of luck for your own project!

[@leadfarmer5563]

This was awesome to watch. My SO and I watched this before going to bed and were very relaxed.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Glad to hear it! Thank you

[@DPW13]

This was posted 2hrs ago....aaaaand 2 months ago lol. I was like....Ive seen this one though?! Glad to see it all in one place/vid now. Awesome job!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Yes, although the last one wasn't posted by me! I've had some other channels uploading my content recently, but it's all sorted now ☺

[@DPW13]

@ Oh wow I had no idea!! Glad that you have it sorted and will gladly support the correct channel now :)

[@adrianbew9641]

There are numerous natural cordage plants in the UK from pine roots to, nettle stems and roots to bramble stems all extremely strong but not necessarily long lasting but all had their uses by our ancestors. So much bushcraft knowledge has been lost over time with little need to use it because technology took over from these natural uses. But none of us knows what the future holds, from wars to volcanic disasters and could one day be the lifeline of humanity again for some to have this knowledge that then can be spread and expanded on. Its the in thing at the moment but future generations need to be taught some of this so that humans can survive what ever catastrophe arises .

[@gesithasgewissa]

Fascinating, thanks for sharing!

[@TheBookOwl]

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen on KZbin. I loved every single part!! Well done!!!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you so much!

[@fallonfireblade4404]

It's really great to see all of this in one video! And I'm glad you posted something. It had been longer than normal since you'd posted so I had actually been getting a little concerned that you had hurt yourself or something

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you! And it's all good, life has been getting in the way recently but I'm still here ☺ Hoping to have some more videos out soon next month

[@rebeccasourpuss]

I loved this just as much as I did when I first saw each individual video. This longer format really allows me to immerse myself in the environment you've created!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

[@damepourpre2945]

I am always fascinated by so much skills and historical accuracy.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@Tacat_]

We got a primitive technology channel and now behold, a medieval technology channel!! Love your content so much :)

[@gesithasgewissa]

Haha! Glad you are enjoying the project!

[@maciejjurewicz2226]

Finally a proper number of views! Congrats!

[@vvswitcher]

It is extremely interesting to watch your painstaking work and its results. The end of the video was especially atmospheric! Thank you for your interest in antiquity and great content!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you so much for your appreciation!

[@richardmacyczko1580]

Outstanding! You have skill and patience. I can see that you've done your research in the design and tools. I'm very impressed. I live in Florida and I'm reconstructing the Seminoles Indians homes called Chickees. Similar in design but very open because of the humidity we get here. Thank you for sharing.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you very much! Just had a look at them, they're very cool!

[@ericksonruthanne]

That was a lot of work. Gave me a new appreciation.

[@ptonpc]

Amazing to see this come to life.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!!

[@CaliContreras-ld5qh]

I start watching videos but I don't finish watching them but this is my respect I'm watching it from head to toe I congratulate you I loved everything you did

[@gesithasgewissa]

I appreciate that! Thank you

[@sheldonzhang7431]

The ancient soft bed is so amazing. I saw our ancestors skills and brilliance.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you! It's very comfy

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

​@@gesithasgewissa Здравствуйте, друг мой! Это ПРЕКРАСНОЕ видео. И хоть принцип постройки и материалы весьма аутентичны, но я думаю, что наши далёкие предки могли бы только мечтать о ТАКОМ ШИКАРНОМ ДОМЕ. А уж кровать так и вовсе просто КОРОЛЕВСКАЯ!!!!🤗 Хочу так же отметить, что всё-таки вы сделали весьма высокую крышу. Слишком большое пространство для обогрева.

[@gesithasgewissa]

@@СамоучкаДмитрий Thank you! The high roof allows the smoke to collect in the rafters without needing a chimney.

[@Peyton_phi]

I've enjoyed watching all of these. Recently I made a cape for a friend and used old "Army" blankets. All very good wool. Very warm and made pants with some of it too. It has an inner hood made to fit close to the head and the outer hood is loose and lays over the shoulders like a capelet when not in use. You can make the ties with just strips of wool you have left in scraps. My friend wanted me to line it for comfort since the wool is scratchy in places he says. I used some natural colored Osnaburg. It use to be made with flax, but mine isn't. Flannel would be warm too. Just wanted to share this with you thought you may like to use it. You can find these old blankets in Military Surplus stores. I just cut a circle and use half of it for the cape. Ties down the front. I made my own pattern. Anyway, Loved your videos today and looking forward to more. Stay warm!

[@gesithasgewissa]

That sounds great, thanks for sharing! I use a semi-circle cape when it's raining, but I don't tend to wear it while working as it gets in the way. It works great though, as you say.

[@1minigrem]

I am glad to see a post from you, it’s been great watching the process from the beginning.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thanks, life's been getting in the way lately, but I'm still here!

[@manuelferreirasughasx7624]

Good idea , good house , peace and free humanty . Good house Nice ❤❤

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@susiepattinson3031]

Fantastic work. Enthralling, beautiful.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you very much!

[@codycarter9906]

You're journey has been a massive influence and source of information for me. We may do different cultures (9th century swede) but Im planning to build a workshop and your journeys has been integral to my plans. I am very excited to see what you have in store next!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Fantastic! I spent a year living in Sweden and originally wanted to do a Vendel culture representation, but moved back to England so went with the Saxons. Best of luck for your workshop, I hope it goes well!

[@spikeguy33]

Incredible. Thank you - awesome project. I always thought they used a simple campfire in the middle of the house, and fireplaces and ovens were a more modern thing. But it makes perfect sense to have one if you can just make one out of mud in a few days.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Absolutely! They are not uncommon finds in Anglo-Saxon contexts, though less common than hearth fires of course.

[@Ponydriver]

Thank you for the whole process in one video. ❤

[@gesithasgewissa]

You're very welcome!

[@occamsrazor7939]

This is the first time that I have seen a house , an oven, and a bed built like this. It was very interesting. I loved the video.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Jerezzy]

Love the effort man! Both the house and the video, top quality stuff!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!!

[@anuschka01091958]

Здравствуй родной ❤️ты проделал большую тяжёлую работу 👍спасибо большое за видео 👍здоровья и удачи ❤️🙏

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@GumCielok]

That bed looks comfy af.

[@gesithasgewissa]

It is!

[@jorundr1907]

As I say before , really impressive job.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thanks very much!

[@ThomasNolan-i4r]

Thanks!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you very much!

[@elenadeesparta4522]

Que maravilloso! Siento fascinación por saber cómo se construía en aquellas épocas, el trabajo que demandaba y cómo se lograban increíbles resultados de precisión, funcionalidad y estética, gracias por tan valioso contenido

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@MichaelEcfrid]

I am glad that you start to upload new content :)

[@gesithasgewissa]

Me too! There's definitely more to come.

[@wulfhardoftoxandria7680]

Just in time to watch while cutting my vegetables 👌

[@gesithasgewissa]

Perfect! 😄

[@FC_Treeclimb]

Per aspera ad astra!!! Beautiful channel👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thanks very much!

[@EdithCurtis]

Incredible!! What patience.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@johnbutler4380]

very enjoyable, i did find it funny u put a bunch of effort into your bed and then like nothing on the door

[@gesithasgewissa]

Haha indeed! The door's temporary really until I put a wooden floor in, then I'll make a nice plank door

[@RyanChurchillAtHome]

I always enjoy your videos. That stew and bread looks amazing, especially after all that hard work. Thank you.

[@gesithasgewissa]

It was pretty good! Thanks for watching

[@The_WoodsmanYT]

Hello again Athelstan, nice to see more great building. Ragnar is happy to see such amazing construction without a crew. I hope you eat well after the constructions to reward your hardwork.

[@gesithasgewissa]

😆😆😆 Thank you!

[@The_WoodsmanYT]

@ You’re welcome, next time I’m drinking with friends. We will celebrate, for your success!

[@badluckk610]

Been waiting for your next vid to drop, glad to see you’re still at it. Best of luck brobro, appreciate the hard work. Keep at it

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, friend!

[@kofiawuku]

very nice reed house I would like to see more of it and the stove was absolutely incredible Very nice with that stove that was made of clay then it will be warm also very nice Good job Thank you for letting me see your video and good luck in the future😊

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you so much! More to come ☺

[@lisawoodall375]

Do you dress like this alot, I love it. Love medival shows movies. This build is awesome. Great job.

[@gesithasgewissa]

I do, most of the time actually ☺

[@romankuznesov1921]

🇺🇦 I congratulate you! Smart creature! The nature and the area are so native,similar to our! And the flora also resembles ours! Who are you. And where did he come from? Steady and intelligent beyond his years! And the bed killed me completely I kept thinking that it would be, but about the bed,l didn't even think about such a cool,(authentic)one. The same applies to Rude,how wonderful she is👌👍👏 Where do such understandings come from in construction? I am proud of you! I would like to know more about you! Because it's interesting to look at this! When l once first saw another. Ace builder from the aggressor state. I had same impression,wonder! But you have everything much👌

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you for the kind words! I've been studying and experimenting with heritage crafts for several years before starting this project ☺

[@emanracing95]

Reliving the whole process is nice, much appreciated! 😊

[@gesithasgewissa]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LukeKeeganN]

Wow, I haven't seen your videos for two years, but the house looks awesome! You have gained quite a following too, awesome!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Welcome back, and thank you!

[@sinagerstner5875]

This never ceases to fascinate me - keep up your wonderful work, my love, it enchants & inspires us all! Happy year + 1/2, Windhazel! (:

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you my love, nice to see you here ❤ Windhazel can't wait to have you back!

[@Zamasu2025-l6j]

Your amazing. When i seen you making the bed i was like smart

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thanks!

[@davidk6271]

Good work. It was nice to see it all again. Thanks for sharing.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed!

[@emiliak7090]

Hello Mr, man you primitive technology amazinglly super jobs lovely ❤

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@ELCHINORD]

Hello from Dominican Republic it’s a good job 👍 😊

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@richardpaterson1033]

Just discovered your channel and this was excellent! Very impressive, well done.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Welcome, and thank you!

[@zitowolfram7618]

Ah yes, Angelo Saxon Ambiance.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Indeed!! Peaceful ☺

[@GaiusUlius-lq7wo]

YOU EARNED A NEW SUBSCRIBER, thanks for sharing

[@gesithasgewissa]

Welcome!

[@Природа-х1ф]

I liked it, keep being creative, I'm interested in watching the process

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you. More to come!

[@geoffrey6000]

That perfectly hewn plank was hilarious lol

[@gesithasgewissa]

😆 not a lot of timber on my land, so I had to make do with bought timber there

[@RayPowell-s7k]

Those wood shavings would make a great floor covering

[@gesithasgewissa]

Very true!

[@heathenhammer2344]

Relaxing too

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thanks!

[@TumblingCastle]

I have a few questions! How long did this take? How many times did you get stung by bees and wasps? Have you ever found some animals taking shelter in the house? What was your favourite and least favourite parts? What do you plan on doing next? I s there anything you wish you had done differently? Do birds nest in the roof? Is this your job or do you have another? (I'm only half way through the video 😂 but I cant wait to see it finished!)

[@neohyberboreantechnosteppe3185]

Very impressive, seeing it all put together! In the description of the first video, you described how these were often replaced by more permanent wooden structures. Do you think you'll build an example of those at some point?

[@gesithasgewissa]

I have plans to try and build one in the next couple of years, all going well ☺

[@dakotaosborne123]

Would love for captions eventually to read your thoughts on this whole process. Either way, love the work and keep it up!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you! I do have captions on the episodic video series of this build (Anglo-Saxon Pit House Part I) but I am also thinking of doing a voice-over for this video sharing my thoughts. Which will come relatively soon.

[@JQModels]

Wonderful. Thank you for sharing. Inspirational.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!!

[@Eshcaft_Ghar]

I enjoyed your video very much, thank you, my friend, great🫱🌹🌹🌹🌹🫱🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you for watching!

[@Eshcaft_Ghar]

@@gesithasgewissa Hello, I enjoy your work and I would like to communicate with you, my friend🫱🫶🫶🫶❤️🫱🤝🤝🤝

[@DanTheSecurityMan]

Looking like Athelstan from Vikings i love it

[@gesithasgewissa]

Haha, thank you!

[@blackthornknives]

I absolutely love this video

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you so much!

[@dianefester9663]

Excellent. I learnt a lot. Thank you

[@gesithasgewissa]

Glad to hear it!

[@carolreaume6518]

Watching you do the thatching for the roof again, and all I can think about is the straw splinters. I hope you didn't get too many!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Haha, no, but quite a few brambles and red ants in the first layer of dried grass!

[@carolreaume6518]

@@gesithasgewissa oh no! glad you survived to continue working in this beautiful piece of ingenuity taken out of time.

[@balorcamulus5552]

All I can say is Wonderful. Was a wonderful display of how those peasants milked the whole work day. To the fire with this one.

[@gesithasgewissa]

...I think this is a compliment? So, thank you? 😄😄

[@balorcamulus5552]

@@gesithasgewissa Yes a huge complement in a sarcastic fashion. Amazing work, Thank You.

[@stephencrompton4352]

Man, the current housing market really has people going to extremes.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Indeed 😆

[@oldheritageforge]

Awesome man, keep it up

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you, I will!

[@ImQuanSurvival]

Like this amazing verygod Survival alone 👍

[@LobsterEnthusiast]

Wow, even though you make the process of building a medieval house look easy, I know very well that it took a lot of time and effort! I applause to you sir for your skill and patience. The filming and editing of the video also is good. I really like the video, although there's been one question I wanna ask. What will happen to this awesome home you've built? Are you gonna leave it in the woods and let mother nature reclaim it, or maybe you have something else in mind?

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you very much! I will be using the house as a base for future craft projects, and will probably extend the farmstead with a few more buildings -- I'd like to maintain and repair the house for now, but I imagine that, eventually, when I stop using it, it will be reclaimed by nature after many years!

[@jeanmariemclain2836]

Wonderful work.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@viccij]

Wow just wow 🧚‍♂️

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@jacksonwallace8455]

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[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you so much!

[@ianjones9961]

Mesmerizing as always. One thing I'd love to see more of is your process for identifying good trees. A lot of these segments start with a pile of logs you've already felled and at least partially stripped. Like the two main supports you had to dig the pits for, really long and straight and with a Y-fork at the top, how long did it take you wandering in the woods looking up to identify two smallish trees that met those criteria?

[@gesithasgewissa]

That's a really good point, I mostly just work with what I have on my land, but it's something I can try and include at the next opportunity. Thanks!

[@silveriaferreira4538]

Sensacional! Beautiful!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@rameshe5042]

no comment sir,perfect

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@tl9658]

perfect job🎉❤👍💐👏

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!

[@tl9658]

@gesithasgewissa You're welcome.💙💙

[@davearonow65]

Love it! What is the purpose of the two little raised tabs you carved into the upper window door? Or was that even a door? Not sure what was going on there with that. Video was amazing!

[@gesithasgewissa]

Yes, a window shutter - the tabs were so that it could be closed securely from the inside. Even if the hinges get cut, the window stays closed from inside. Thanks for watching!

[@TheIcetemp]

Nice build, but did you forget your saw? Good video in any case.

[@gesithasgewissa]

There's no evidence that the Early Anglo-Saxons used large timber-saws for woodworking, either in the tool finds or tool-marks. So they most likely used axes for hewing out everything!

[@riasonara8108]

How could you build the house so neat, specially the roof...that's amazing, and I am curious of your shoes....Did you make them by your shelf? Excellent..... I like your shoes.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you! Just keep standing back at looking at it haha 😉 I do make them myself yes, I think I went through several pairs over the year in this video!

[@RMuhamadFajarIsmail]

Nice

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thanks!

[@pants6416]

I've watched all of the shorter videos of this, but I don't remember, did you ever go over what kind of shelter a person of this time and place might have been staying in while he was building the house? Also, where did you learn these skills?

[@gesithasgewissa]

I haven't, but perhaps a sailcloth tent or temporary bracken shelter? I'm self-taught ☺

[@pants6416]

@gesithasgewissa Thank you for answering and sharing what you've learned. It's all very interesting and nicely filmed and edited.

[@CH-vk6zy]

Have you considered manufacturing and selling that bed as a product? It's quite unique and obviously well made.

[@gesithasgewissa]

That would be very cool! But there are others already doing so on Medieval reenactment stores. I prefer to focus on my little farmstead ☺

[@Arruda22]

Legal mesmo, que bom vídeo.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you!!

[@Arruda22]

@@gesithasgewissa valeu

[@Arruda22]

@gesithasgewissa parabéns pelo seu trabalho.

[@logibear2002]

That outro goes hard

[@gesithasgewissa]

Haha, thank you!

[@jt659]

I was wondering if pit houses suffer from water infiltration into the pit or flooding, or is the roof overhand so wide that the water never gets to the pit? Thanks and we love you

[@gesithasgewissa]

They can do - I did actually have to raise the floor as I had the groundwater levels rise in winter - they were usually built on gravel or sand soils, but i am on clay so I should have taken that into account haha! I'm hoping to release a video explaining the that aspect soon.

[@elricthebald]

Just the other day I was wondering when you would upload a new video. 😅

[@gesithasgewissa]

Life's been getting in the way a bit, but I'm still here!

[@DragonsAndDragons777]

Time to get the popcorn

[@gesithasgewissa]

Enjoy! 😄

[@donmcallister3745]

The tools that you own are as important as your knowledge of what you’re about to use and the best results with what nature has given you to work with… I kept thinking as I watched you twisting the sticks into fibers was… blister… blisters… more blisters… callases must have been welcome, finally…! 😬

[@gesithasgewissa]

Got some good calluses nowadays! 😄

[@Bullfrogerwytsch]

Id love to be able to go on a vacation where I do this stuff, unfortunately I'm disabled and would have a very difficult time doing it, I've also got no land and no where near enough money to get any etc... Maybe one day.

[@gesithasgewissa]

Ah that must be tough for you! I'm not sure where you are but here in Britain we have open air museums like Butser Ancient Farm and Avalon Marshes, which have open days and events ☺

[@caroles5258]

This is amazing. It is wonderful that you practice this art. What was that white mass that you used to paint the inside made of?

[@gesithasgewissa]

Thank you! It is slaked lime, with water added to make lime wash.

[@caroles5258]

@@gesithasgewissa Thank you