How To Make Medieval-Style Royal Paint | Secrets Of The Castle

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I have so much respect for these artisans

[@historyjunky1299]

Ruth is so passionate about history and very energetic! She is so awesome!

[@jennyrivera9064]

Amazing series! Ruth is so passionate about history- she’s an inspiration 🌺

[@davidwootton683]

This series is one of the best on Castles that I have ever come across, many thanks. At 16:11! "It would have not smelt tooo bad?" Ha, Ha! He has not used an over loaded long drop. Lets work it out. An average sized Castle? You will know the number's of people better than I would. Lets say over a year, 60 people, + at times more. And each one produces one dump a day. And we have lots of liquid waste as well. X 365 days a year = 21,900 dumps. Some will weigh more, and some less. Lets say each turd weighed in at 100 grams. This will produce 6 kg's a day. X 7 = 42 kg's a week. X 52 = 2,184 kg's per to be broken down, in what was the moat. Now, the liquid stuff. Just say you had 1 liter per person per day. 60 l per day. X 7 = 420 l X 52 = 21,840 l per year. In summer the smell must have been something to behold. Remember the summer of the big stink, in London. So that Privy will have had to be stuffed with plants to make a difference. Again many thanks. Kind regards, and greetings from Africa.

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You know your shit

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KZbin

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[@jimcrabtree8804]

Was suprised that the tiles where good...glad the work was not wasted...they are doing awesome things here...alot of things in kitchen has improved enough that most ppl eat highly processed items and it's good to see older tradition in kitchen is good learning tool...very good work to all the ppl who have helped every step of the way.... especially to p.t.r....

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

I love this series! I watched this episode already on another channel, but it’s worth watching again and again!

[@iriswaterford8881]

I watched the previous episode. It is interesting.

[@richardsanchez9190]

Its on timeline right?

[@lenas9487]

This is part of a whole series on Absolute History!

[@jlux4481]

Ruth is awesome. The badger part hahaha

[@pamelabrown1797]

This was thoroughly fascinating thanks for sharing XX

[@vickidianacoghlan8946]

I love this show. Great Stuff. 13th Century Rocks.

[@truthlove1114]

Such a great series

[@Books_Anime_92]

Love watching this series! Would love to visit Guedelon someday.

[@shawntepitts488]

WOW

[@TheDNAGroup]

I think I prefer Matter's stone work...much more elegant, maybe not exactly historically precise, but still preferred. Good choices Matteo.

[@melissaayala9417]

I really enjoyed it

[@jjp5259]

Amazing.

[@pahanjayasooriya2513]

Is that whole castle made from scratch

[@Kingdomkey123678]

Yep, construction started in the 90s

[@namename9998]

Same video as 13th Century Interior Design | Secrets of the Castle (3/5) | Absolute History

[@patrikcalloch7953]

A voir ; guedelon ll, une aventure médiévale , Arte ; vous aurez une bonne explication sur les choix de cette expérience unique , qui se veut exigeante au maximum . Il manquera une traduction en bon et bel anglais ; chacun sachant qu'au 13 eme , la grande noblesse anglaise parlait mieux le françois que le saxon . Lol.

[@311girl]

19:25 bucolic af

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Hi

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Cool

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[@spiritualwonderboy_]

if you study history. you will study bible then royal people, great leaders and the inside of individual person.

[@spiritualwonderboy_]

in present time there's two option to study, the influencers or traditions. some of influencers are for entertainment and tradition is for knowledge.