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What was Elizabethan houses like?
They had entire erooms devoted to chamber pots, they had overhanging first fllors, made using half timber syles. check it out brutha Read More »
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How was housing in the elizabethan era?
well you do know the rich and the poor difference so think what they will have to know what they meen Read More »
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What was the housing like in elizabethan times?
I dont have a god damn glue:-S sorry xx First answer by Spanner95. Last edit by Spanner95. Contributor trust: 0 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question]. Read More »
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mats where use to cover the floor
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candles and lanterns........................................................
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because thay dont like each othere:)
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Roman Catholic Answer The word you are looking for is recusant . A recusant was one, under the laws of England in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries refused to attend services in the Church of England. Others besides Catholics were recusant...
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Mostly they had walls in pairs facing each other, some of which had doors and some of which had windows. There was a floor and the entire ensemble was topped off with a ceiling.
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No greater tribute to the most glorious age of English architecture has been compiled than Mark Girouard’s lavish 500- page survey of the wonders of the Elizabethan age, both surviving and long vanished. Do not be deceived by the coffee tab...
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mainly because we had so many oak forest ,,Best timber ever ,,the houses were built as a wooden frame ,,and the infill panels were either brick or wattle and daub on a hazel or willow twig interwoven panel ,,,as time moved on the wattle and...
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