Medieval jobs

The five most common jobs were farming, carpentry, butchery, shoemaking and Church-related work.

The First Recorded Workbench - Popular Woodworking Magazine

Medieval Professions | Our Medieval Castle Project

typical medieval village occupations | PowerPoint: Medieval Life - Occupations in Medieval Times

Glossary of the Armor of a Knight and His Horse

Jobs in fantasy

Starter What Jobs Did People Do In Medieval Towns? What did people do in the Middle Ages? If you meet a random person on the street, what is his likely occupation? They didn't have electronics engineers and computer programmers, but they did have thousands of jobs that made their society work properly. Task Colour the top 6 boxes in different colours. Now shade in the boxes in the same colours as the heading so that the correct job belongs to the correct group. 4 government, 3 criminal, 4…

This whole thing makes a lot of sense until you consider automation and robots (the way they are currently being developed). Soon as we get functioning, reasonably-priced-for-a-company semi-trucks, say goodbye to pretty much every single driving-based job ever--which is something like 40% of the American workforce or whatever. There won't be any jobs because the competition is too fierce, and companies want to consolidate job roles to reduce costs (read, wages).

A castle was the residence for the lord, his family and his followers, while his guards, the castle’s peacetime garrison, manned the battlements. The.