Often scaffolding wasn't built. We see this in movies, but in real life it was hard to do without the machines and tools. In the Tower of London I saw a block of wood that was used for beheading. The person was requested to get on their knees, and bend down putting their head on the block. They had to expose their neck to the axeman.
Mistrust and petty jealousies arose among the landlords, or noblemen, and eventually led to the breakdown of medieval society.
For entertainment, (recreation) that kings would do in the medieval times were to have big feasts, sing, eat, dance and sit down and let the court jesters entertain them.
In a medieval city, there was often a high wall around the city. The gate opened to let people in and out. If it was closed, enemies couldn't get in. There were not a lot of huge machines that could batter down a wall in those days, so it worked pretty well most of the time.
Medieval bailiffs wore jackets that went down to the knees. under it they wore a brown shirt with a collar. a slim belt went around the waist. attached to it was tools the would need around the manor with a pouch that they would use to collect taxes from the peasants. under it they wore jean-like pants with the common shoes back then.
A woodcutter cut down various type of trees for wood. In the Middle Ages (medieval times), wood was the primary fuel. The different types of wood were used for such things as building homes and shelters, furniture making, heating for warmth and cooking, and heating for pottery making, metal and glass work. Many things depended on a regular supply of wood. The woodcutter who went into the forest to cut wood and bring it back was a major part of the medieval economy.
They used scaffolding to keep it up while being built and when it was finished the scaffolding was taken down and the inside was decorated.
Scaffolding erectors are professionals responsible for assembling and disassembling scaffolding structures for construction or maintenance projects. They ensure that the scaffolding is safe, sturdy, and compliant with regulations to provide a platform for workers to perform tasks at heights.
it means when scaffolding is put up its called erecting and the scaffolders who erect it can also be called erectors ,when taking it down we call it dismantling so we could be called dismantlers,
it was never built down.
The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.The old Mallow Castle, which was burned down, was built about 1598. The newer castle was built in the 1690s.
The Gladiator combat was originally fought at the funerals of rich people. It was part of a funerary ritual. Gladiatorial fights later developed into public games. While they were still private affairs, the combats became bigger and were held at the Forum Romanum or the Forum Boarium, where scaffolding for the seating of its sponsors were erected. The games became more public when Gaius Gracchus ordered the scaffolding at one combat to be taken down so that the poor could see it in the 120s BC. The first Roman amphitheatre, arenas were gladiatorial games were held, was built in Pompeii in 70 BC. Rome built a wooden arena, the amphitheatre of Gaius Scribonius Curio in 53 BC. The first part-stone arena was built 30 BC, in time for Octavian's (later called Augustus) triumphal celebration. It burned down in 64 AD and Vespasian started the construction of the Colosseum as its replacement in 70 AD
no, women didn't participate in anything in medieval times, women were looked down on and it was inappropriate.
king William, the barons, the knights etc.... all the way down the fuedal system.
Down Cathedral, was built in 1932 to commemorate the fifteen hundredth anniversary of St Patrick's arrival.
This elliptical trainer has cool down built into the workout monitors.
you hire to fill in when you are down on soldiers
Yes