What most effectively protected against getting the “black death” in the Middle Ages and Renaissance? What was the karawaka and how did it work? Is it really possible to heal open wounds with a cobweb mixed with chewed bread? What was the point of some of the old admonitions, such as the command to hold the bowl of the mixture behind the back leg of the bed and take it before morning prayer?
Date: November 8 (Sunday)
Time: 13:00
Venue: Museum of Applied Arts in the Royal Castle in Poznań
Tickets: PLN 5 — November in the Royal Castle in Poznań, PLN 1 — ticket for people aged 8-26
Conducted by: Renata Sobczak-Jaskulska (Museum of Applied Arts)
Muzeum Sztuk Użytkowych w Zamku Królewskim
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What most effectively protected against getting the “black death” in the Middle Ages and Renaissance? What was the karawaka and how did it work? Is it really possible to heal open wounds with a cobweb mixed with chewed bread? What was the point of some of the old admonitions, such as the command to hold the bowl of the mixture behind the back leg of the bed and take it before morning prayer?
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