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forging the metal,
using tools to hammer, bend, and cut (cf. tinsmith).
Blacksmiths produce objects such as gates, grilles, railings,
light fixtures, furniture...
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patron god of warriors, soldiers,
blacksmiths,
metal workers, and
craftsmen Qaynan,
Sabean patron god of
smiths Ribhus Vishvakarman,
architect of the...
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river in Kansas,
United States Blacksmith Run, a
stream in
Pennsylvania Blacksmiths, New
South Wales, a
suburb of Lake
Macquarie in New
South Wales, Australia...
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Blacksmiths ranks fortieth among the
ancient livery companies of the City of London.
First mentioned in a
Court record of 1299, London's
blacksmiths evolved...
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demonstrations to all
levels of
smiths (novice to advanced), and
demos by
local and
international demonstrators including artist-
blacksmiths, farriers, bladesmiths...
- The
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders,
Blacksmiths,
Forgers and
Helpers (IBB) is a
trade union in the
United States and Canada...
- The ****ociated
Blacksmiths,
Forge and
Smithy Workers'
Society (ABFSWS) was a
trade union representing metalworkers in the
United Kingdom and Ireland....
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mastery of
ironworking was both
revered and
feared across the region.
Blacksmiths held a
unique position in West
African societies,
often perceived as...
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similar to Ogun
statues made by
blacksmiths in West
Africa by the Edo, Fon, Mande, and
Yoruba people. West
African blacksmiths enslaved in the
United States...
- the work use to take
place in the market.
Blacksmiths work with
black metals,
typically iron. The term
smith originates from the word ‘smite’
which means...
