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How did people stay warm in freezing medieval castles? This video takes you inside the cold stone walls of the Middle Ages to explore how people actually survived the long, harsh winters. Castles were built for defense, not comfort—so families, servants, and even nobles had to get creative. From firelit halls and layered wool clothing to canopied beds and shared sleeping spaces, warmth was something you had to earn. We’ll cover everything from the impact of the Little Ice Age to clever ways people trapped heat inside drafty stone rooms. If you’ve ever wondered what life was really like inside a cold medieval fortress, this video breaks it down with real history, practical details, and a look at the resourcefulness that kept people going.


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