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Anonymous users2024-01-23The ancient army was slow to maneuver and had a relatively short itinerary, and every time the army marched, it was necessary to build a camp, consolidate the defense, build a stove for cooking, and as for going to the toilet, it was not simple, dig a big pit and put a few horizontal logs on it, not the toilet.
People always have to go to the toilet, so there's nothing strange about that. >>>More
As for how to solve the toilet problem, I think it was very casual for the ancients. That's not as particular as we are, and we don't pay as much attention to hygiene. Therefore, they should be solved more often nearby, and in ancient times, wars were mostly fought in the wilderness, with lush trees and more grasslands, so it was still more convenient for them. >>>More
In fact, in ancient times, if the army failed to arrange the soldiers to go to the toilet, it was very easy to cause plague, therefore, the toilet was generally public, and there were special people to dig pits, and it is worth mentioning that the place where the pit was dug was also very particular, not too close to the water source. >>>More
The woods, the grass, a pit dug next to it, and there are toilets everywhere.
Every country is different, and there are all kinds of ways ... But the most formal is the toilet during the previous European Crusades, not to a place to camp will dig a big pit, each soldier carries a commode, at that time according to family conditions and birth of the commode bucket style, after the toilet will be poured into the pit on the bucket of feces, once the army leaves will bury the big pit, of course, it is recorded that there is a more ruthless punishment in the army is to be thrown into the dung pit...