A stonemason is a person who builds structures (such as cathedrals and castles) out of stones such as limestone, sandstone, slate, marble, granite, field rock, and river rock. They were highly skilled people who combined the roles of architecting, crafting, desiging, and engineering to produce beautiful buildings seen today. Some of the most beautiful creations they built standing today are Gothic Cathedrals.
Many famous buildings were constructed using the skills of an experienced stonemason.
stonemason see also: mason, freemason
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No, Socrates was not a stonemason; he was a philosopher in ancient Athens. He is considered one of the greatest Western philosophers for his contributions to the fields of ethics and epistemology.
It comes from French - maçon (a stonemason)
Stonemason and Carpenter
Blacksmiths, Shoekeepers, Squatters, Stonemason and farmers.
A stonemason was a craftsman who specialized in building and repairing stone structures.
A person who builds a stone house is typically called a stonemason or a stonemason contractor. They specialize in working with stones to create buildings, structures, and other architectural features.
A boaster is a person who boasts about something, or a stonemason's broad-faced chisel.
A stonemason typically works at construction sites, creating structures, walls, and other architectural features out of stone. Some stonemasons may also work in specialty workshops or studios where they craft customized stone pieces.
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