During the High Middle Ages the peasants were expected to uphold the grounds. For example the months of August and September were fixated on preparing the soil for the winter crops to be planted in October. Following the winter months February and March they cultivated the acreage for barley, oats, beans, peas, and lentils. The summer months were not as frantic they focused more on hoeing the gardens, and maintaining the lords’ demesne. Peasants lived a very humble life not an extravagant one. Their bungalows were entailed of wood frames, made of laths, and sticks. Between the two they stuffed straw and covered it with clay. Their religious beliefs consisted
During the High Middle Ages the peasants were expected to uphold the grounds. For example the months of August and September were fixated on preparing the soil for the winter crops to be planted in October. Following the winter months February and March they cultivated the acreage for barley, oats, beans, peas, and lentils. The summer months were not as frantic they focused more on hoeing the gardens, and maintaining the lords’ demesne. Peasants lived a very humble life not an extravagant one. Their bungalows were entailed of wood frames, made of laths, and sticks. Between the two they stuffed straw and covered it with clay. Their religious beliefs consisted