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Yes, you would find phragmites in the medieval times. While there is only one species (australis) in the genus Phragmites, there are four known subspecies across Europe and Asia.
Common reed (Phragmites) was mentioned in the legend of Midas, and fans of The Bible will remember the story of Moses as a baby being cast adrift in a reed basket. English have used Phragmites as roofing thatch for hundreds of years.
In the US, there is a native subspecies of Phragmities australis ssp. americanis that is non-invasive and much less vigorous. The invasive phragmities found in the US was introducded from Europe, probably in the early 19th century.
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What does a medieval merchant home look like?
it looked like a castle they were really rich even rich than the king
Where can you find a poem about a medieval town?
Long Streets, Yet Strait of the Medieval Town is a poem about a medieval town. It was written by Emmanuel George Cefai.
Where can you find the answer key to Medieval and Early Modern Times Workbook for 7th grade?
in your book just read it's not that hard
Who organized trade in the medieval times?
Trade was organized primarily by tradesmen's guilds. The organization was influenced to a degree by laws and taxes, but these were usually fairly simple, and not as detailed as guild regulations. Often, laws were enacted at the request of guilds or groups of merchants. For example, a king's decision of which villages would get town charters, was commonly based on advice from the merchants and tradesmen, who would benefit or find themselves having more competition based on where the towns were positioned.
How would you start an essay on middle ages?
First pick a narrowly defined topic, such as: What houses did serfs live in? What did medieval people eat? What technologies were developed in the Middle Ages? When was the chimney invented, and how did people cook without one? Then do research. Ask questions in Wikianswers. Do not believe the first answer you get, unless it has good links. Follow the links. Wikipedia has a lot of articles, and the following would work for the above (found by following the "see also" links in Wikipedia articles): Wattle and Daub Medieval Cuisine Medieval Technology Communal Oven Chimney Then write. To write, first summarize what you tried to find out, then say what you found out, then draw a conclusion.
