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    The document discusses heating methods in an old medieval house. Fireplaces would have been the primary source of heat, located in central areas where people would burn wood or coal to generate warmth. Thicker stone walls of around 0.55 meters helped retain heat from the fireplaces and maintain a relatively warmer indoor temperature through natural insulation.

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    The document discusses heating methods in an old medieval house. Fireplaces would have been the primary source of heat, located in central areas where people would burn wood or coal to generate warmth. Thicker stone walls of around 0.55 meters helped retain heat from the fireplaces and maintain a relatively warmer indoor temperature through natural insulation.

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    Act & PSV Heating of VCS

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    The document discusses heating methods in an old medieval house. Fireplaces would have been the primary source of heat, located in central areas where people would burn wood or coal to generate warmth. Thicker stone walls of around 0.55 meters helped retain heat from the fireplaces and maintain a relatively warmer indoor temperature through natural insulation.

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