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Depends on how big or how much. Typically rock quarries or cliff walls are the common source of stone.

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What was a medieval mason?

There were stone masons and brick masons. They built things out of stone and brick respectively. During the Middle Ages, stone masons were responsible for a lot of stone carving and sculpture, in addition to just building with dressed stone.


What did a master mason do in medieval times?

Masons are skilled construction workers who build and repair stone buildings. Because of the expense, stone was generally used for large important buildings such as castles, churches, etc. Masons often moved around, following major building projects. They worked mostly for the church and the upper classes, as those were the groups who could afford to build in stone.


What do these medieval items have in common - stone wall moat Knight's armor?

A stone wall, a moat, and a knight's armor are all related medieval warfare, although a stone wall could also have uses not related to war.


How much did master masons get paid in medieval times?

In medieval times, master masons typically earned between 2 to 5 shillings a day, depending on their skill level and the region. Their wages could vary significantly based on the complexity of the work and the prominence of the project, such as cathedrals or castles. Additionally, master masons often received bonuses or payment in kind, such as food or lodging, which could supplement their income. Overall, they were among the better-paid laborers of their time due to their specialized skills.


Did artist in medieval times make their sculptures out of clay?

No. It was wood or stone.