
Building
Craft workshop
Most urban crafts were worked in the front room or rear yard of the craftsman's own house, set on a long narrow plot running back from the street. Such burgage plots became characteristic of English towns from the 12th century: a shop or workshop on the frontage, living rooms behind or above, and yards and gardens at the back. Burgesses paid money rent for their plots instead of labour service.
Caveats (confidence: medium)
A generic category; specific crafts varied greatly in their premises.
Sources: ruralhistoria.com
Built from
- Craft workshop
Made here
- Make a wooden spade
- Make bellows
- Make harness
- Make a pack saddle
- Make a yoke
- Make a self bow
- Fletch arrows
- Sew a padded jack
- Sew a cloak
- Sew a tunic
- Make boots
- Split yew bow staves
- Split ash bow staves
- Shave arrow shafts