Sanitation, Latrines and Intestinal Parasites in Past Populations

Focusing on the historical significance of sanitation, this book reveals how ancient civilizations approached hygiene and waste management. It uncovers the use of toilets in ancient Mesopotamia predating writing and highlights the advanced flushing toilets with anatomical seats in ancient Greece during the era of the Minotaur myth. Through contributions from global experts, readers gain insight into the evolution of sanitation practices and their impact on human health and society throughout history.