Were People in the Middle Ages Shorter Than Today? Yes. In Europe, people in the late Middle Ages and early modern period were on average shorter than people today. Skeletal data indicate adult male height in northern Europe was roughly 170 to 173 centimeters (about 5 ft 7 in) in the early Middle Ages, fell to around 165 to 168 centimeters (about 5 ft 5 to 5 ft 6 in) by the 17th century, then began to rise again from the 18th century onward as nutrition and health improved.

Were people in medieval Europe really shorter? Yes—here’s what bones, climate, and diets reveal about height across centuries. What surprised you most? #AverageHeight #LittleIceAge #MedievalHeight #MiddleAges #Nutrition

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