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This is how people went in medieval castles. A"garderobe" referred to…

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This is how people went in medieval castles. A"garderobe" referred to a simple toilet, often situated within a castle or other building. It was typically a hole in the floor or wall, designed to direct waste either into a cesspit, the castle's moat, or outside the building.
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Without that red arrow we would never see it.
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>>58 (OP)
it's pretty smart
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imagine working as poop cleaner

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This is how people went in medieval castles. A"garderobe" referred to a simple toilet, often situated within a castle or other building. It was typically a hole in the floor or wall, designed to direct waste either into a cesspit, the castle's moat, or outside the building.
>>65
Without that red arrow we would never see it.
>>58 (OP)
it's pretty smart
imagine working as poop cleaner