@survivalstories68
I love how this channel makes medieval daily life feel more relatable than my own Monday mornings. Keep 'em coming!
@cipher492
This is a solid channel for sure! I love it
@bonzo6826
This channel has to be the best on all of youtube. Great narration, insane educational source/purpose. What gets me is at 56 yrs old, he is telling me stuff i never knew. I am into this stuff but this CAT is off the hook. Very well done, i keep having to pick up my hat cause i keep droppin' it, every time i take it off....to you. Pure excellence. Although it is quite alarming that most of his uploads just go to show, nothing has changed. Rich people still do the same today as kings and queens did the peasants 800 plus yrs ago. Unfortunately nothing has changed. I am almost out of new ones from this channel to watch, yes...i am a junkie. Love this site. Peace out.😊
@BilalKhan-yg9jc
I can see hipsters going full medieval now that classical is too mainstream.
@afriyievictor
Best medival channel
@GoooObama08
This was so fascinating and entertaining. Loved it. Thank you
@SUPRAMIKE18
If he was the time keeper how would you know if the bell was rung at the wrong time???
@sacha11666
Full medival Jacket 👍🏼
@Marcus-ki1en
The Church was usually tasked with time keeping - In towns and cities, just listen for the church tower bells. Out in the country, it was much more simple - sunrise, mid morning, mid day, mid afternoon, sundown.
@willshedo
This script has the phrase "Talk about...." in every third sentence. Who writes such stuff?
@TheWarIndustrialist
We waking up with this one🔥🔥🔥
@LaibaLaibaeman
W clips+W voice🐐🔥
@bingohall1333
They had candles with marking for roughly an hour and the next and next some had a string set up so when the candle burnt down and the string was burnt to a bell would ring to inform someone to lite the next candle, water clock's and also on a winding set up so bells ring out every hour, sundials and wind up mechanisms that set church bells off every hour on the hour or within five minutes of a hour or less nothing was guaranteed back then,but within a few minutes of an 365 days a year, clock and calendar. They learned to plant crops when the soil was warmer worked out the last days of frost sometimes risked planting early crops if a early warm spell happened and when seeing birds arriving that meant have come back, after they had been gone, for five months or so. What do I know, just taught all this at school Love mom
@pamelatitterington2453
Just love these vids
@bonzo6826
Suspecting he was out with the hen's...nuff said, this guy the best.😅
@trinistar1930
Jesus why so many ads? 😮😢
@Dan-f7m
Newsflash: accurate sundials were around thousands of years before mideval times. Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, etc
@maybrittwilkens6149
The ONLY AI channel worth following
@MBeattie62300
The little quips make me question all of the information
@duartesimoes508