Medieval Lords
Across
- 4. A nobleman's large area of land that he was responsible for managing.
- 5. An activity involving sitting on and controlling a horse.
- 6. A religious service that nobles attended.
- 7. The responsibility of organising and running a noble household.
- 10. A skill involving decorative stitching that noble girls and women were taught.
- 11. A skill involving making clothes or joining material with a needle and thread.
- 12. The main large meal of the day for a noble family.
- 13. A form of entertainment involving songs or instruments.
- 15. The evening activity of telling or listening to stories.
- 16. A type of food that could be served in several courses at a noble's main meal.
Down
- 1. The main religious building or place where nobles might worship.
- 2. People who provided music and entertainment at a noble feast.
- 3. A bird used by nobles for hunting other animals.
- 6. A place where religious people lived and worshipped.
- 8. The person who supervised the household and servants.
- 9. The activity of chasing wild animals for sport.
- 14. A person employed to work in a noble household.