Certain people in that time era. Answer: In the middle ages folks usually took up a trade by apprenticeship. That is a professional would take on (buy, be sold, kidnap) a likely youth as a servant. The servant would not get paid, but would be taught the ins and outs of the trade. In the case of the minstrel the apprentice would learn the songs, stories, and how to play an instrument. In addition the apprentice would learn the route, the friendly places to stay/play and become recognized as the senior minstrel's associate. This would allow him to take over when the master grew old.
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They could play many instruments. They could be blacksmiths. They could be Lords. They could be jailers. They could be knights or squires.
To become a member of a guild, a person had to go through apprenticeship.
One thing you could bet with assurance is that medieval peasants did not have tea. For supper, they probably had porridge or stew and bread.
A "Wound Man" was used in medieval medicine.It was an illustration of a man with various "wound" or injuries which could be obtained through battle and a brief description of treatment.