Pool pee chat museum

The Pool chat pee museum founded by user Chamberpot,
Penny Manners stole the exhibits and the TARDIS to fit it all in!

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There is little prehistoric evidence of pee, predatory animals probably ate them when they stopped to pee

Once civilisation developed, the stone toilet and cess pit were invented

Neolithic toilet

Ancient Greece had palatial toilets and chamber pots

Toilet from Palace of Knossos, Crete

Greek chamber pot

Ancient Rome made peeing a communal event like Pool pee chat and had chamber pots for the coy

Communal toilet in Rome

Roman chamber pot

Medieval castle defenders peed in the moat while Egypt also had chamber pots

Medieval castle toilet

Egyptian chamber pot

Victorians created public toilets to keep pee out of sight and commodes to hide pots

Victorian public toilet

Victorian public urinal

Victorian cast-iron street urinal

Victorian commode

There is also a short film of how women peed, particularly in Victorian times with large dresses, in the Pool video clips

By the 20^th century, peeing was much more mundane, although nappies / diapers were still terry-towelling

20^th century flush toilet

20^th century chamber pot

20^th century terry-towelling nappies / diapers

Adult baby variant of Barbie doll

This modern potaloo and public toilet are not museum exhibits, Penny stole them to pee in!

Modern portaloo

Modern public toilet

Now wash your hands!

Pee stain print pants by Dimitra Petsa, 2018

There is also a video advertisement for the Tena Discreet sanitary product showing a woman on a toilet from 2022 in the Pool video clips

Pee was historically important for laundry, cleaning, leather tanning and black gunpowder manufacture

Ancient laundry

Medieval leather shoe

Black gunpowder

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