During the Middle Ages, numerous medieval women and men willingly chose to be walled up alive, something that seems unimaginable today but was …
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Anchorites: Medieval Women And Men Walled Up Alive
During the Middle Ages, numerous medieval women and men willingly chose to be walled up alive, something that seems unimaginable today but was ordinary at the time. Read on to discover why the Anchorites chose to be immured alive of their own free will.
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