ceapmann
Ceapmann was a type of medieval English merchant or trader, particularly prominent in the 12th to 14th centuries. The term "ceapmann" is derived from Old English words "ceap" meaning "commerce" or "trade", and "mann" which translates to "man".
As a ceapmann, this individual would engage in various commercial activities such as buying and selling goods,
Ceapmanns were essential to England's medieval economy, linking the country with the rest of Europe and stimulating
Their trading activities ranged from the local to international levels, influencing the development of local markets
Most ceapmanns worked in small-scale operations or within larger merchant guilds, with some achieving significant levels