A medieval tannery was a facility where animal hides were processed into leather, a crucial material in medieval society for clothing, armor, and various goods. The tanning process involved soaking hides in solutions made from tannin-rich substances, such as tree bark, to preserve and soften them. These tanneries were often located near water sources due to the need for washing and soaking hides. The strong odors and waste produced made them less desirable to have near residential areas.
In medieval times, a person who had to obey another was often referred to as a "vassal." Vassals were typically bound to a lord through a feudal contract, providing military service or other obligations in exchange for land and protection. This hierarchical system was a fundamental aspect of feudalism, where loyalty and duty were essential to social and political order.
Medieval Europe's people might have taken advantage of the sea for some reasons. One, traveling through water is faster than foot(in most cases). Two, While on the sea, there was plenty of resources if they knew where to find them, while on land, you would have to forage around. Three, Some people may have just been looking for an adventure.
leather is made at a leather making factory
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Your dog needs training. Send him to Tannery.
Paul Tannery died in 1904.
Paul Tannery was born in 1843.
Dowden Tannery was created in 1840.
A medieval tannery was used for tanning leather.
Jules Tannery died on 1910-12-11.
Jules Tannery was born on 1848-03-24.
We found Joe Harper and Ben Rogers hid in the old tannery
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