After the black plague hit how did people get rid of bodies?

Mass Graves

Burial in mass graves was the most common way to dispose of the dead during the Black Death. Mass graves were often dug outside the city walls to prevent the spread of disease. In some cases, pits were so deep that they could hold thousands of bodies.

Plague Pits

Plague pits were another common method of body disposal during the Black Death. Plague pits were large, deep holes that were filled with lime and water. The lime would help to decompose the bodies and prevent the spread of disease.

Burning Bodies

In some cases, bodies were burned to prevent the spread of disease. This practice was often used in areas where mass graves or plague pits were not available or where the number of bodies was too great to bury.