1. By Sophie Black 7B Humanities 31st May 2010

2. Peasent-A Poor Person Housewife- a wife who cooks and cleans Butcher-Chops Up all the meat Brewer/Brewster-Makes Beer Baker/Baxter-Bakes the Bread Serf-Farmer Yeoman-Farmer Beggar-Begs for Food and Money Miller-Owns Mill and Girnds Flour

3. Spinner/Spinster-Spins Yarn Weaver/Webster- Someone who cleaned and compacted cloth Walker/Fuller-Shrinks and thickens cloth with urine Shoemaker/Cordwainer- makes shoes Chandler-Makes Candles Salter/Drysalter-Dyes Cloth Fishmonger-Sells Fish Blacksmith-forges armour and weapons.

4. Pope-Highest of the Church Cardinal-Just Below the Pope Bishop-Supervises a number of local churches Abbot/Abbotess-Leader of a monastary Friar-A member of the religious order Parson-the holder of a parochial benifice Cardinal-Says the prayer at an important meeting or at a royal‘s dinner

5. Page- a boy servant or attendant Squire-an assitant of noble birth Knight- a man of noble birth dedicated to helping others Herald-a messenger in the royal court Armourer-A person who make armour for the knight Jester/Fool-someone employed to entertained the court nobles Almoner-Gives amounts of money ot the poor

6. Chamberlain-treasurer of the royal court Cook- cooks food Noble/Noblewoman-a person of high brith or rank Princess-Daughter of the king, sometimes heir to the throne Constable/Marshall- Takes care of the castle when the owner is gone Falconer-Trains the castle‘s hunting birds Archer-shoots arrows Butler-Was in charge of the wine. Domestic Servants- servants around the castle

7. Inventor-Invents new objects Artificer-a craftsperson Architect-Builds things Stonemason-a person who build with or dresses stone Engineer-a person trained and skilled in design and construction Goldsmith-a person who makes or sells articles of gold Copyist/Scribe-Wwites the books Bookbinder-binds and sells books Parchment and Ink seller- Stationary Supplier

8. Barber-Surgeon - Shaves Beard and performs operations. Uses same tools for both. Healer/Midwife-Help with childbirth. Often gets accused of being a witch. Apothecary- a pharmacist Doctor-treats the ill Care giver for lepers- looks after the lepers (People who have leprosy, or Hansen‘s Diease.)

9. Schoolmaster, Teacher- Someone who educates people. Philospher -a person who answers therories or insights on unanswerable questions. Polymath-A person studing in servral fields. Alchemist- A potion maker Clerk- checked material costs, wages and kept accounts Astrologer- a person who made up constolations and studied the stars Author (Nonfiction)-a reporter

10. Stained Glass Artist-Makes all the stained glass windows in the churches Painter-Paints portraits for rich people Embroiderer- Embroiders clothes and pillows ect… Wood Carver- Shapes wood into different things Sculptor- Makes Sculptures Poet/Litatry author- makes up poem and writes novels Playwrite- writes the scripts of theatre performances Player-Actor Illuminator- Makes all the Gold Lead and Drawings in the books

11. Street Cleaner- Cleans the Streets and gets hit by all the feces coming out of the windows. Gong Farmer- Farms all the manure Bathhouse attendent- Looks after the toilets in the bathhouse Witch Hunter- someone who searches for witches Pardoner- someone who sells luxuries Miner- Someone who mines for precious metals and gems.

12. Lawyer- Trys to prove Acusee Inocent in court Provost- The Superintendant Sommoner-Summons the defendant in court Headsman/Hangsman- a public excutioner Torturer-torturers victims into making confessions Money Changer- In charge of currency exchange Sheriff-Police man Bandit- Criminal

13. Messenger- A Bit Like a Postman (Delivers your messages) Troubadour-Poet Town Crier- A Portable newspaper, tell everyone the news by shouting it Importer/Exporter- Imports and Exports Goods and Suplies Explorer-Explores the land to find good places for new settelments Pilgrim-someone who travels to a place of religious importance Travelling Merchant- Someone whp sells their good from town to town.