What Was Normal Life Like On A Tudor Farm? | Tudor Monastery Farm (Part 1) | All Out History
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- How will these modern historians fare in the tough world of a Tudor farm? Discover how ordinary people would have worked the land, socialised and worshipped in England 500 years ago.
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This was filmed 3 years ago. I realized these actors need a break but I love this re enacted series . I would love to do it. Cmon history Channel bring it back.
I love these too. But these aren't just actors, they are historians. But if the History Channel ever needs a retired Nurse, I'm there!
This was filmed in 2013 and it was for BBC2. History Channel isn’t involved at all.
I wish the history channel would stop making shows about aliens and start making shows about history. 😂
All out history is my new favorite. But I made the mistake of trying to fall asleep to it. Didn’t work, it was too interesting. 😂😂😂😂
Miss Ruth is so sweet and hard working! They are all wonderful!
A wonderful series. Most historical documentaries are about the ruling class and how their rule, wars, etc shaped history but seldom are we treated to a documentary about the day to day, season to season lifeways of ordinary people like this. Delightful.
I really enjoyed this. Learning how the normal people lived, and how very skilled they were , is fascinating . Wonderful
All of the Farm series and spinoffs that involve Ruth Goodman and others (varied by series) and the visiting experts have pushed the history of the ordinary person. Alot of how the everyday life of the ordinary person lived would be lost since no one shows it, so it was nice of them to recreate it. BBC done something about Victorian Workhouses too. Interesting group of series.
All of the “living the life of…” series is awesome! I’m glad the BBC has given this type of series a budget. I think it would be great if other countries did the same thing. By the 1500’s much of the known world had writing systems. I would love to see “a day in the life of an Ottoman.”
It would be nice if the history channels stopped using the same old (exciting, but old) series over and over and over again with new titles, and started publishing new documentaries and shows.
Yeah eh. I love this channel and all the work they've done but some uploads are just redundant and confusing.
I sort of understand WHY they do it….. take old footage and make it “new” again according to YT standards by recutting it and giving it a new name will help it to reach some people that don’t subscribe….. problem is it then DOES irritate those who ARE subscribers
This is the most Click Bait-y history channel on CZcams 😂
I feel the same way.
It would be nice if all the new documentaries weren't obsessed with trying to "prove" that the British were always racially diverse or that black people "built" Britain. We'll never see shows like this again if people don't start agitating for historical accuracy.@@Pinkroses-summer23
I have enjoyed this series. I have watched the entire thing at least twice. We probably do not want to return to this time. Indeed, it had its drawbacks. Yet, the sense of family and community is definitely something greatly needed today. Perhaps it would be a way to stem the tide of depression that seems to dog modern society.
The Castle build series is awesome also.
I so enjoy this series - yes, published on various channels - and it's focus on crafts. It also reminds of an era of family and community.
Sure worked hard, every period.
20:45 fires
40:35 the hungry gap
43:25 dishes from wood
54:36 veal and cheese, bread and pottage
2:09:46 workers and ale
2:13:02 mold making
2:20:58 ale again
2:25:18 flour rule of thumb
2:25:53 beekeeping
2:30:27 yeast magic, and ale again
2:45:46 roasting vs. boiling meat
2:49:34 message of mutton
2:50:44 midsummer's eve, bone fires and fairies
2:33:13 Caution, she keeps staying beer ( which is made with hops) rather than Ale, which is what she is actually making..
Look up the Victorian medicine film. Some of same pros and new. Origins of pharmacy. Also the rejuvenation of an old neglected market street in London. Surviving WWII in England. Amazing history. Oh and the Castle and Victorian Farm.
Good to hear the name of the inventor of the seed drill dropped again in this series. Jethro Tull! Woot!
I noticed and loved that, tooooooooo!
Every still from this show could be a painting!
I love this and our trio so much. I'm grateful for the joy I get learning remotely from them.
I love how they have an endless supply of victorian larpers
2:33:13.. She kept on saying beer (which includes hops) rather than Ale, which is what she is actually making..
My husband family on his mothers side go back to 1066 in England they had their own weaving mills and made tapestries and owned their own pattens they had their own church which had effigies on stone coffins
I love everything Tudor. Going to Hampton Court in London soon
These were always so good. And any of the one of these were fantastic. All of the them were fantastic.
After watching this, I have a new found respect for the English! What a jewel!
That's a very great work, thanks to all! Ruth in particular, is great. Love the passion in her eyes
This was great!
Seems like someone forgot to unmute the narrator track before exporting the second episode..? lol it’s very peaceful though, just these scenarios intercut with silent montages 😂
Ruth!!
Ruth is amazing. A fine woman that any man would be proud of having her as a woman to love and spend their life with.
Love these series ❤
I love these re-enactment documentaries but the one thing I find surprising is there are no kids. We all know farming families had a lot of kids to help w/ the labor. I suppose they couldn't get kids to participate due to child labor laws. Too bad. It would've made it that much more authentic.
Also they used to have lots of extra people to help on the farm - a neighboring "girl" or an orphan or a hired man here and there, along with the farmer's kids.
Right.😅
A lot of value in experimental archaeology
ST> ISADORE is the patron saint of farmers laborers gardeners too. I do believe he was spanish
It’s not a rerun. This show is shown on other history CZcams channels
Also check out Victorian and edwardian farm series, amazing.
No one can love like a mother and know you want all the best only family bliss from zorba 🇲🇻 xxx
It is really sad that the monks did nothing but pray which was of course nothing useful and the tenants did all the real work. I do love the reenactment of the times though. I just have to grit my teeth at the deference to vaporware.
If only the album had been named Seed Drill instead of Crest of a Knave, people would not be so bitter towards Jethro Tull on behalf of Metallica
Wild because banks now do what monasteries did. Where farmers once took all the risks for the church. Now homeowners and small businesses take the risk. How we've grown...
He should’ve put a lot more bread in the pea crop so the deer & rabbits ate that instead of the peas lol
Also the whole ale making area and her pantry are so magical looking …witchy 😍
2:33:13 Caution, she kept on saying beer ( which is made with hops) rather than Ale..
Let's play "Medieval Dinasty" now. Fits perfectly!
I wish I could recreate this kind of life
I think you're doing a fine job for the 21st century! Well done on your homestead! 🥰🙏
Thanks we are trying
Its called homesteading
Middle man is my mom and brother who is in England at the moment and my sister bliss from zorba 🇲🇻 xxx
It's interesting how new technology was constantly changing how we lived life. I wonder if they feared technology back then, too.
As great as this video is; teaching a lot about Tudor life... There is one thing to point out... Catholics still do believe in transubstantiation.... During the Litergy of the Eucharist the bread and wine DOES change to the Body and Blood of Christ...
This is awesome 😎
We went to a college hockey game right before Christmas my MIL had asked for a shrug, totally knit worth I decided i would make a massive granny square then simply sew as i usually did and i would know i would have enough yarn, and it would be easy to not look, So I ended up with a 24 inch granny square, I did self recognize but hubby tood me after wyen things git exciting i would get faster and faster until all if a sudden i would stop competely, before starting again like id never stopped 😂 and the mindlessness git it finished before Christmas!
earth feet, loam feet...long live the heathen in all of us, especially at Litha
Where ever I go story goes should have known by now as it's my choice choosing this Chennai as I am fond of monarch bliss from zorba 🇲🇻 xxx
I love going to st fagans i try and go every other year .
every history buff should go
It's certainly nice to pass the time, but i wish there where a new series...
The amount of time and resources to do this and the commitment of the fulltime farmers is so much more than any other show currently produced, it's a slow process because mostnof daily life was the same day after day of feeding animals and basics that will look the samw the episodes are those turn of event days the planting, harvesting, building, birthing, not the growing dulldrums of water gathering and time in a privy. They did have a lot more quiet time than people think because like they said there's not much you can do by reed light.
2:21:00 Cheers, Greetings from the Netherlands.
I love you guys so much, but this isn't television. Reruns aren't a good look here.
It’s not a rerun.
Very sad. The telling will be what replaces that space for sure.
Deer and rabbits do not like the smell of martigoldss. Put them around the garden and peas/crops are safe.
There is no way that spinsters walked 30 miles a day while working the wheel. She might turn the wheel the equivalent of 30 miles, maybe, but she isn't walking it.
why leave grass paths in the garden area. wont iit just make more weed seeds.
Illuminating ☀️
in dunedin ,fl the first law to be in to law was " you must pen your pig".
The elderly actors falsify the series because at that time a 40 year old was already rare and was one of the very old people.
1:55:00 "Strapping Young Men" Someone sounds San Francisco in their talk
The piglets are adorable 🥰
I'm going to try having veal on Easter Sunday instead of ham this year. We're Lutheran though but I don't object to some Catholic things.
Why does the narration disappear?
Without water wouldnt they become dehydrated. they must have boiled some water for tea or for body need of water.??
That Ruth is quite fetching…
Everyone drank ale all day too What was the alcohol % I don’t see any glasses tipping Need a quick release in the cod piece
From what I know, they mostly drank "small beer" which was a second round of fermentation using the same ingredients. Like rebrewing a teabag, it's a lot weaker, and would have a very low %.
Yeah those thumbnails are hideous and kinda clickbaity... not a good look guys
Strange in England you only have one wooden bowl maker and one ox ploughing team in U.S. we have tons of those crafts still happening 🤷🏻
this is based way before the americas were "discovered "
9:57 He is absolutely stunningly good looking!
Explore Golgumbaz Deccan india 🇮🇳
hmm you take the wool then wash it, not freeze the poor animals first by letting them go into water. does anybody else do that?
I don’t appreciate the negative comment made.
Praying all day mmm I say one prayer and I believe it’s sufficient
It is written; pray without ceasing. Also, acknowledge God in all your ways and He will make your path straight. This period of history was legalistic instead of true worship to our creator.
Narration is missing for most of this!
How about the Edwardian Era?? How exciting that would be!!
There is an Edwardian Farm series.
In fact, they covered the Jacobean era (Tales From the Green Valley), Tudor, Victorian, Edwardian, and WWII.
They did, and I love all of them…except the Jacobean era..can’t remember seeing that one 🤷♀️
Sounds like there would also be a saint by the name of saint scoliosis. Cause let’s be fair that would totally be a name in the back then times naming scheme
#replay #free
Many places the world over, even with cold climates, had clothes that allowed for toileting. This bound up nature of dressing reflects the bound up way of thinking coming from these parts. When our bodies are considered shameful we create unhealthy dynamics.
I'd like to see a actual update that's not 6 yrs old
Por favor traduzir em portugues
Legendas em português
Could give sheep a treat..
When you let people talk on behalf of me the whole story change example I love and appreciate royal foods it's a brand in goa yet just because I talk highly of them it's been class as dog food as I am been portrait as a dog bliss from zorba 🇲🇻 xxx
Why no Alex?
he was filming time team and unavailible
Um, wasn't this already released like 3 years ago?
It’s on the channel absolute history and I think the post dates for that are three years ago so that’s probably where you saw it. Somebody else said it’s actually from 2013 and was done for the BBC.
Of course, remember all the abbeys and churches were still standing and they would have been glorious inside. Not whitewashed, painting on the walls, saints up on the wall carved, gilt, color.
I'd love to see them living as servants of a large estate around 1905-1915?
Does Peter have an Instagram
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I hate the thumbnail
who da actual married two murderers
I feel like the jackass teaching shearing was encouraging him to cut closer not for the wool but to cut the sheep to have an example to use the sauve.
Sooo medieval England was multicultural and had black people?……….
I've watched several of these series, the only down side is Ruth Goodman. I'm sorry to attack someone but her shrill personality is so toxic and damages the overall production.
please in the future leave her out of the acting roles for god sake...
Do you think women from this time were meek and mild ? English toughness and willingness to endure prevailed .
It's not at all pleasant to call somebody you dont even know a ' toxic personality '. Doesn't really reflect well on your own personality, to my mind. She's my favourite person in these series.. She's very knowledgeable. Good job we're all different. Why not watch something different if you dislike her so strongly ? Your choice entirely to press the ' off ' button
She’s my favorite!
@@shereesmazik5030 That's not what I said, I said she was Shrill, if you look that up in your dictionary it will explain the definition. I think it explains this person perfectly.
Don't throw the word "toxic" at everything you don't like. What are you, 12 yrs old?! She simply has an outgoing personality. And as an introvert I would simply not befriend her. But she's not toxic in the slightest.