Title: Cræft
Description: The Old English word "craeft" signified knowledge, skill, wisdom, and resourcefulness. Today, in the wake of industrialization, people are again seeking products made with authenticity -- artisan breads, local honey, craft beers, furniture and other goods made by human hands. Archaeologist and medieval historian Alexander Landlands travels from his home in Wales along the Atlantic seaboard of Europe learning a wide range of traditional manual skills, and searching for the lost meaning of craeft.
Subjects: Prehistoric Antiquities, History, Handicraft industries, Artisans, Material culture, New York Times reviewed, CRAFTS & HOBBIES, HISTORY, Europe, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Archaeology, Artisans, great britain, Handicraft, Antiquities, prehistoric, Economic anthropology
Places: Europe