Ancient Chinese artisans faced several weaknesses, including limited access to advanced materials and technology, which constrained innovation in their craft. Additionally, the rigid social hierarchy often restricted their ability to gain recognition or economic mobility, leading to a lack of motivation for high-quality production. Furthermore, the reliance on traditional methods sometimes hindered adaptability to changing market demands, limiting their competitiveness. Lastly, artisans were often undervalued in society, which impacted their support and resources for skill development.
royal familly,nobles,warriors,artisans,farmers, and slaves
The Anyang city and the region where most of the artisans of craft and agricultural products were traded in the ancient city during Shang dynasty.
artisans and scribes belonged to the upper middle-class in ancient Egypt.
An'yang
omgvgbhuygvbftcgvrctgfvybhj
The ancient Egyptian artisans would make things like pottery and jewelry and other stuff.
the pharaoh
Craftsmen are fat people that eat burgers and sloppy joes............
No, they were obsessed with the after-life.
it affected because the artisans helped with a lot of art work in ancient Egypt, the artisans created paintings and wall carvings... all that
This area is well known for it's many artisans. The work of these ancient artisans remains unmatched.
I don't know but if there is no answer then this is a dumb question