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Hewer

A hewer (German: Hauer or Häuer) is a miner who loosens rock and minerals in a mine. In medieval mining in Europe a Hauer was the name given to a miner who had passed his test (Hauerprüfung) as a hewer.

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Hierarchy

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Hewer

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples38
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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Hewer

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related to Promotion · 13
Hewer → At, Aufsichtshauer, Berggeschworenen, Bergmeister, Depending, Even, For, Hewers, Hutmann, Oberhauer, Schichtmeister, Steiger, They
related to Training · 12
Hewer → After, Because, First World War, Following, From, Here, Hundtstößer, In Europe, Lehrhäuer, Only, Scheidejunge, This
related to Hierarchy · 7
Hewer → An, Dinghauer, Hutmann, In, Steiger, The, The Steiger
related to Hours of work and wages · 6
Hewer → For, Mariengroschen, The, This, Today, Until

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mining training mine could miner hewers steiger hauer hours work would skills experience years learn sorter pit later practical order

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Hewerrelated to HierarchyAn0.60section
Hewerrelated to HierarchyIn0.60section
Hewerrelated to HierarchyThe0.60section
Hewerrelated to HierarchySteiger0.60section
Hewerrelated to HierarchyDinghauer0.60section
Hewerrelated to HierarchyHutmann0.60section
Hewerrelated to HierarchyThe Steiger0.60section
Hewerrelated to Hours of work and wagesThe0.60section
Hewerrelated to Hours of work and wagesFor0.60section
Hewerrelated to Hours of work and wagesMariengroschen0.60section
Hewerrelated to Hours of work and wagesThis0.60section
Hewerrelated to Hours of work and wagesUntil0.60section

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