Daylight dominated the schedules of people in the middle ages. Daylight was the only really bright light available, so people, including blacksmiths and other craftsman, tended to rise early, eat a light breakfast, and get to the work of the day as soon as there was adequate light. Work days were longer in Summer than in Winter, as there was more available light. Work days ended when the sun went down, and medieval people would likely spend the dark hours indoors, lighting their dwellings with firelight. Candles and lamps were known, but candles were expensive and dim unless used in large numbers.
they used something
A blacksmith
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Saint Baldomar was a blacksmith who became a monk and is the patron saint of all blacksmiths. then there is Wayland, a blacksmith with supposed supernatural powers. Those are the only ones i know...
yep 2:30 in the morning.
A blacksmith.
a person
at a forge
no
no, a armourer was not the same thing as a blacksmith
medieval artisans are makers of fine crafts, such as a blacksmith or a carpenter.
they used something
A blacksmith
An apprentice to a village or town blacksmith would often come from the same village or town, so he would sleep at the family home where he had been raised. Some may have slept in the smithy, rising very early in the morning to start the fire in the forge and get it up to temperature for the smith.
Silver and Steel BlackSmith
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The names of some blacksmiths are unknown. You would possibly have to go on the internet and look up medieval. Read a little into that.