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You might be referring to pictures of doctors who treated patients during the Black Plague, though I would have to have more information to be sure.
They believed that the plague came from bad air, and that by filtering the air, or exposing it to something that might modify it (as by making it smell good) they could keep themselves from getting the plague. So they wore funny masks that had long objects over their noses that looked more or less like the beaks of birds, into which they could put something to treat the air they breathed.
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Did the church look after the poor in the middle ages?
ii did in ways
What period did science and technology come into the middle ages?
Science and technology have been a part of human history even before the middle ages. The bow and arrow, irrigation, metalurgy, astronomy etc. If you're asking when the dark ages ended than look up The Reinassance.
What did a lady look like in the middle ages?
If she was a peasant, she would wear a rag dress, but if she was of high class, a silk skirt and short shirt would be of choice, and if she is royalty a fine dress of the richest material would fit her well.
What do middle aged masks look like?
It depends on what area of the Middle Ages you're talking about. They would vary depending on if you're talking about Africa, Europe, or Asia.
What does a house of a medieval doctor look like?
In the Middle Ages, doctors (who might be physicians or university professors) were among those with a degree of prosperity. They usually lived in towns or cities, in comfortable town houses. There is a link below to a question about the homes of wealthy people, and it has links to pictures of houses.
What did a man look like in the middle ages?
Look like a animals.
What did kings look like in the middle ages?
bearded
Did the church look after the poor in the middle ages?
ii did in ways
What does a course tunic from the middle ages look like?
a shaggy skirt.
What did serfs look like in the middle ages?
a serfs house was plane and old
What were the changes in medicine in Europe during the middle ages?
No new medicine in the middle ages. The church made sure that doctors couldn't look at the bodies of people either alive or dead. Superstition pretty much ruled medical thinking. Strange things were given as cures. Dried ground up mice was one, urine another, and mercury were used.
What did the weapons in the Middle Ages look like?
they were made of bronze and steel and were swords or arrows
What privileges did a lord have in the middle ages?
lords used to look after the peasants.
What is the difference between middle ages doctors and todays?
Doctors in the Middle Ages had no real medical knowledge whatsoever. They needed a degree in Theology to practice, and knew a little of ancient Greek medicine, but they believed in (and treated accordingly) demons and miasmas as the cause of disease. The main "treatment" for just about everything was bloodletting to bleed out the demons. Obviously, many patients died from lack of blood making their real conditions worse. Doctors today base their practices on science instead of religion and superstition, and have the accumulated knowledge of all the past studies in medicine to look to for answers.
What would knights look forward to in the middle ages?
To be recognized as strong, brave. That's what I at least think!
What does a common wedding look like in the middle ages?
Simple with rustic charm of sacred rituals and no artificialities.
What period did science and technology come into the middle ages?
Science and technology have been a part of human history even before the middle ages. The bow and arrow, irrigation, metalurgy, astronomy etc. If you're asking when the dark ages ended than look up The Reinassance.
