Louis James Henry
@louisjameshenry.bsky.social
23 - he/him
PhD student at Greenhouse Research Center for Environmental Humanities, University of Stavanger
Researching waste, sanitation, and authority in late medieval England
PhD student at Greenhouse Research Center for Environmental Humanities, University of Stavanger
Researching waste, sanitation, and authority in late medieval England
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These court rolls tell me what medieval communities considered a crime. We see instances of individuals being fined for dumping dung heaps, blocking gutters, selling unclean meat, and being irresponsible with their fires.
L.H.
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L.H.
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June 17, 2025 at 10:18 AM
These court rolls tell me what medieval communities considered a crime. We see instances of individuals being fined for dumping dung heaps, blocking gutters, selling unclean meat, and being irresponsible with their fires.
L.H.
#envhum
L.H.
#envhum
Reposted by Louis James Henry
My research is on waste management and sanitation in late medieval English towns, focusing on the responsibilities, expectations, and levels of accountability for town officials!
L.H.
L.H.
June 16, 2025 at 8:53 AM
My research is on waste management and sanitation in late medieval English towns, focusing on the responsibilities, expectations, and levels of accountability for town officials!
L.H.
L.H.