How Medieval Peasants Stayed Warm Without Electricity(history for sleep)
It is the dead of winter in the Middle Ages. The sun sets early, and the temperature outside drops well below freezing. There are no radiators, no electric blankets, and no insulation as we know it today. Yet, inside the peasant's cottage, life continues in a surprisingly cozy warmth. In this episode of Boring History, we explore the quiet, ingenious methods our ancestors used to survive the cold. From the engineering of thatched roofs that trapped heat, to the communal sleeping habits that kept families warm, this is a low-stress history documentary designed to help you relax and fall asleep. Close your eyes, get comfortable, and let's drift back to a time before the lightbulb.
