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What was the villages like in the middle ages?
1st Answer:They got no roads,no running water,no sewer.The people were mainly farmers or sherpents,few of them knew the art of blacksmith and making clothes.None knew reading or writting.2nd Answer:A village differed from a hamlet because the village had a church. The most important difference between a village and a town was that the village had no permanent market. Most of the people in medieval Western Europe lived either in or very near villages, and most villages were on manorial estates. The village was typically connected to neighboring villages by roads. Every village needed a well or other water source that was safe to use. Many villages had craftsmen in them and the blacksmiths were among the first to set up. A village was usually too small to have a baker, but very few people had ovens, so baking was often done in communal or manorial ovens. There could be a mill and there could be other craft operations besides blacksmith, such as potters, or weavers. In fishing villages, there were often operations set up to salt fish. In villages with cattle, goats, or sheep, there were often cheese makers. There might be someone who made a lot of beer and had people by to buy it, an early inn or pub, perhaps. There could be a fair from time to time.The buildings were mostly the church, the homes of the villagers, and work buildings. The roads were nearly always dirt.
What kind of people lived in medieval villages?
i would say that in a medieval castle you would find a king, queen, princess/prince, court jester, servant's, chief's.
What animals did Mission Santa Barbara raise?
sheep,horses,gotes
What was the Navajo village environment like?
Navajos did not live in villages. They lived spread out across the landscape in family groups. They were often called "outfits" by Americans. You can think of they as extended family ranches. They usually in places with good views for protection and beauty, places with water for corn and grazing places for the sheep.
Why is the symbol of Poland a sheep?
Sheep isn't the symbol of Poland
What is a hoget for sheep?
A sheep with no more than 2 permanent incisors
How do you attract sheep in minecraft?
Use wheat which you can harvest/steal from villages
What is the alternate name for lamb?
Sheep (Ovis ares) are a more general term for lambs. Also, lamb can also be confused with hogget and mutton. A lamb is a young sheep under 12 months of age which does not have permanent incisor teeth, while hogget refers to sheep having no more than two permanent incisor teeth and mutton refers to sheep having more than two permanent incisor teeth.
Can you get black sheep?
Yes and there are also brown sheep and sheep which can have patches of all three colours on them. Sheep have been bred so that white wool is the dominant colour as it is more easily dyed different colours.
How long does it take to build a catle?
Cattle (cows and sheep) are borne not built.
Where there's no den there's no wolf?
This is an Estonian (Northern Europe) saying that is one of many formed by those who protected their sheep and villages from the ravages of wolves.
What animals do the country people have in their villages?
Most village dwellers would have cows, pigs, sheep, etc. They need to have animals to make money off of, and to eat.
What does a dragon symbolize in western society?
Usually dragons are considered evil demons because they steal sheep and other domesticated animals. They also burn villages.
What is a horn?
A horn is a hard permanent outgrowth, often curved and pointed, found in pairs on the heads of cattle, sheep, goats, and giraffes.
What seeds in minecraft pocket edition have towns?
NPC villages have not been implemented into the list of generated structures in Minecraft: Pocket Edition. They can only be found in worlds played on the PC version of the game. Villagers are also not a current mob in the Pocket Edition.
Why were biologists interested in cloning sheep?
Dolly's creator was primarily interested in cloning as a better way to make drugs. Ian Wilmut's sponsor, PPL Therapeutics Ltd., had proven that sheep which were genetically engineered could make certain drugs in their milk. If the sheep could be cloned, they could build a herd of drug producing sheep.
What is a male sheep called?
Male Sheep A male sheep is known as a ram, a buck or a tup. Each of these is a male with testicles; such an animal is also called "intact." A castrated male sheep is known as a wether. Or usually people just call them sheep.Other sheep infoA female sheep is known as a ewe.A baby sheep is called a lamb.a male sheep is called a ram and a female is called an ewea male sheep is a ram. Although a castrated ram is a wether
