According to a recently published study, women could be found working on construction sites, if only occasionally, including in specialized roles such as carpenters and masons. The research is found in the article, “Appropriate to Her Sex?” Women’s Participation on the Construction Site in Medieval and Early Modern Europe,” by Shelley E. Roff.
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
People tend to think of courtly love in the Middle Ages, and not the fact that many women worked to support their families
Women workers could be found on the medieval construction site, study finds
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