People walked, rode a horse, or took a boat. Travel was very hard then and very dangerous so not many people would travel very far from home. If you wanted to go 30 miles by horse that would take you at least 3 days because you could only do 10 miles a day on a horse. A round trip would take at least 6 days of travel and this doesn't count any business you have, so a trip for just 30 miles could take 2 weeks.
By boat,(mostly used by the wealthy), would leave for long durations (3 weeks to 2 months) on long journeys. Mostly merchants used boats, and they used it so they can bring all their supplies so they can sell and bring back an income
But in contrast, there were big population movements in the Middle Ages, e.g. Vikings, Mongols under Jenghis Khan.
lots of foods we have today are similar to the foods people ate in 1066.
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wine water beer and milk
Britain in 1066 was very religious since that almost everyone went to church.
AngloSaxons and Vikings
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Everyone would have walked it was such a long long time ago.
in 1066 people ate horse meat that sounds nasty
lots of foods we have today are similar to the foods people ate in 1066.
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October 14th 1066
The conquest of England in 1066 saw the country controlled by the Normans, the people from Normandy in northern France descended from vikings.
The squire. A chef. A whole bunch of people
They brought foods all type.
wine water beer and milk