concept   blacksmithing
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • medieval Europe (1) • Eastern countries (1) • metalworking culture (1) • Ancient cultures (1) • Contemporary urban societies (1) • Traditional communities (1) • modern urbanized societies (1) • rural agricultural societies (1) • urban industrial societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 blacksmithing medieval Europe Blacksmithing was crucial for the economy and village life in medieval Europe. 3
2 blacksmithing Eastern countries Blacksmithing in Eastern countries is a traditional craft with generational techniques used to create intricate and ornamental metal items. 2
3 blacksmithing metalworking culture Blacksmithing is a metalworking craft with historical significance that uses specialized tools to shape metals. 2
4 blacksmithing Ancient cultures Blacksmithing was a highly respected artisan skill in ancient cultures, passed down through generations. 1
5 blacksmithing Contemporary urban societies Blacksmithing is primarily associated with historical reenactments and craftsmanship hobbies in contemporary urban societies. 1
6 blacksmithing Traditional communities Blacksmithing in traditional communities is a spiritually and culturally significant practice often associated with rituals and ceremonies. 1
7 blacksmithing modern urbanized societies Blacksmithing is seen as a niche art form and historical trade in modern urbanized societies. 1
8 blacksmithing rural agricultural societies Blacksmithing was essential for creating and repairing agricultural tools and equipment in rural agricultural societies. 1
9 blacksmithing urban industrial societies Blacksmithing has become less practical in urban industrial societies due to the availability of mass-produced metal products. 1