Secret Urban Farms: How Civilians Hid Livestock During Wars

Описание: Discover the incredible, little-known history of how civilians hid livestock inside cities during wars and sieges. On this episode of Iron Age Instincts, we explore the ingenious ways people protected pigs, goats, rabbits, and even cows in basements, attics, hidden courtyards, and secret lofts. Learn how urban survivalists and everyday citizens managed to maintain food security while staying under the radar of authorities and occupying forces.

From underground pens with clever ventilation systems to covert rooftop gardens and loft stables, we cover practical strategies that kept livestock alive, healthy, and productive in crowded urban environments. See examples of how historical urban farming techniques shaped architecture and community resilience.

This video is perfect for history buffs, survivalists, urban farmers, and documentary enthusiasts who want deep insights into medieval and early modern urban survival strategies. By understanding these methods, you can learn valuable lessons on space management, food preservation, and practical ingenuity.

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