Medieval bases underpinned Europe’s growth: land, money, law, religion, and tech that kept the system together.
Medieval forts often used earthworks so deep they could withstand cannonfire centuries later, not just wooden ramps.
Some 'stone castles' were built atop former Roman forts, reusing invisible battlefield scaffolding from centuries earlier.
Medieval bases used urine-powered linen water filtration to remove pathogens, a surprising ancient microbiology hack.
Castle kitchens pebbled roofs doubled as granaries, turning rooftops into emergency food stores during sieges.
Medieval bases underpinned Europe’s growth: land, money, law, religion, and tech that kept the system together.
Medieval forts often used earthworks so deep they could withstand cannonfire centuries later, not just wooden ramps.
Some 'stone castles' were built atop former Roman forts, reusing invisible battlefield scaffolding from centuries earlier.
Medieval bases used urine-powered linen water filtration to remove pathogens, a surprising ancient microbiology hack.
Castle kitchens pebbled roofs doubled as granaries, turning rooftops into emergency food stores during sieges.
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