Yes, they could be a blacksmith. They need to get all the help they could get. Like any moment there could be a war.
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She was held prisoner in the tower of the Temple ( a medieval fortress) in Paris.
Yes, old English refers to the vernacular of medieval Britain, which was dominated by the Anglo-Saxons at the time.
Winter time, from November through to February was surprisingly bounteous in terms of food for medieval people. In England vegetables such as beet leaves, cabbage, kale, celery, leeks, parsnips, spinach, swedes, turnips and cress were available (although the range became smaller as winter progressed). Stored apples and pears continued to be eaten, as were various nuts gathered from the wild. These vegetables had been grown since Anglo-Saxon times and continued right through the medieval period. It was really in early spring when the available foodstuffs became seriously depleted, since last year's crops had all but finished and the new season's crop was not yet grown to maturity. Early spring could be a time of hardship and shortages at a peasant's table.
A cack version of a knight, considered to be worth half as much as a knight in a fight. A cack version of a knight, considered to be worth half as much as a knight in a fight.
By horse or foot. :>
Most likely he slept. Working began as soon as it was light and ended as soon as it was dark. An ale at the pub was also something he did as well as gambling and if he could afford a horse, horse racing.
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Because it was unheard of for woman to show their legs back then.
Be a woman, and speak your mind from time to time and not act as an inanimate object in the presence of men. That would do.
Probably the most important advance in medieval blacksmithing was the invention of the horseshoe, which was in the Early Middle Ages and some unknown date and place.
Yes, you can have a paragraph about a village blacksmith. You might include in this paragraph a topic sentence that describes the variety of jobs that were accomplished by the village blacksmith. You could also explain how the blacksmith was responsible for making horse shoes, swords, and almost anything else that was created from metal at the time. You might also mention the tools in the blacksmith shop including the forge, tongs, knives, anvil, and files.
In the time of Henry XIII of England, he divorced Catherine of Aragon so he could marry another woman who could give him a son. This started the Anglican faith, as he had to sever all ties to the pope to make this divorce possible. So, Henry XIII was in charge of religion in medieval England.
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A laundress is a woman who makes a living by doing laundry. Contrary to popular image, medieval people both bathed and washed their clothing regularly. Before modern technology, doing laundry was a major chore, so those who could afford it could either employ servants for this task, or send their clothes and linens to be cleaned by a laundress.
Anything they wish
Yes there are still Blacksmiths. Most Blacksmiths do it for fun. A portion of those blacksmith full time for a living.