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I ran across this series on Youtube and wanted to share it. It's rather interesting to me watching it. The series follows 3 people in each video as they learn ancient crafts and attempt to master them in just a month.  Most of these skills usually take years to master, so it is quite a daunting concept. I think, if anything, the level of success shown by those involved says something about the methods we use to teach.

Anyway, the episodes are as follows:
1 - Green Woodcraft


2 - Thatching


3 - Blacksmithing


4 - Stained Glass


5 - Weaving


6 - Stonemasonry


 
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We watched the stone mason one. It was really good! My four year old really enjoyed it and asked lots of questions. I'm tempted to get him a chizel and mallet and let him whack at some rocks with goggles on.

I LOVED breaking rocks with hammers as a kid. It would have been really cool to be able to try to carve them!
 
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Hope it went well with the chizel and mallet

Thanks for sharing the series.  Great find.
 
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If anyone has access to Prime Video, this is an excellent series:-
https://www.primevideo.com/detail/The-Princes-Master-Crafters/0H9M099CDCCXNLJASI362X8RUS
Amateur crafters learning heritage skills.
 
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