Craft knowledge
Craft knowledge refers to the collective skills, techniques, and expertise acquired through practice, experience, and tradition in a particular craft or trade. This type of knowledge is often passed down through generations of artisans, Apprenticeship programs, and Mentorship relationships. It encompasses a wide range of fields, including Sustainable cultivation, Islamic astronomy, and Analytic geometry. Craft knowledge is essential for preserving traditional practices, such as Navigation (aerial), and for driving innovation in various industries. The development of Assistive technology and Triple-glazed windows are examples of how craft knowledge can be applied to improve daily life. Adam Smith and Leonardo Fibonacci are notable figures who have contributed to the understanding of craft knowledge in the context of Economy and Mathematics.