Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People (hierarchy name)
4. people (agents)
5. [people by occupation]

Narrower term/s

• [people in crafts and trades by activity][+]
  • carvers (people in crafts) [+]
    • sealmakers [NP]
    • repareurs
    • gem carvers
    • ivory carvers
    • glass carvers
    • stone carvers [NP]
    • image carvers
  • casters (people) [+]
    • teocuitlapitzqueh
    • bronze casters
    • plaster casters
    • brass casters
  • foundrymen
  • grinders (craftsmen)
  • machinists
  • mechanics (people) [+]
    • millwrights
  • millers (people)
  • setters-out
  • founders (craftsmen) [+]
    • glass founders
    • metal founders [+]
      • bell founders [NP]
      • gun founders [NP]
  • molders
  • turners
  • scribes (people) [+]
    • rubricators
    • tlahcuilohqueh
    • lector scribes
  • [people in the printing industry] [+]
    • bookbinders
    • colorers (graphic design artist) [+]
      • bronzers
    • compositors (people in printing industry)
    • makeup arrangers
    • opaquers
    • pressmen
    • printers (people) [+]
      • impression printers
      • job printers
      • rectification printers
      • master printers
      • photographic finishers
    • siderographers
    • stereotypers
    • typesetters (people)
    • bookmakers
    • proofreaders [NP]
  • restorers
  • engravers (incisers) [+]
    • sealmakers [NP]
    • coin engravers [NP]
    • glass engravers [NP]
    • diesinkers
    • stone engravers
  • riggers (people)
  • dowsers
  • loftsmen
  • framemakers
  • taxidermists
  • stokers (furnace workers)
  • metal pourers
  • polishers
  • marblers (generic craftspeople) [+]
    • marbreurs [NP]
  • image editors [+]
    • photo editors
  • mat makers
  • passe-partout makers
• [people in crafts and trades by material][+]
  • plasterers [NP] [+]
    • stuccoists [NP]
  • enamelers [+]
    • enamel painters [NP]
    • enamel artists [NP]
  • gilders [+]
    • ciseleur-doreurs
    • fassmalers
  • inlayers
  • lacquerers [+]
    • japanners
  • veneerers [+]
    • marqueteurs
  • glassworkers [+]
    • glassmakers
    • glaziers (glass cutters)
    • glassblowers
    • glass stainers
    • window makers
    • glass founders [NP]
    • glass grinders (glassworkers)
  • horn workers
  • leatherworkers [+]
    • curriers
    • dressers (leatherworkers)
    • fellmongers
    • shoemakers [NP]
    • tanners
    • cobblers [NP]
    • belt makers
  • metalworkers [+]
    • [metalworkers by process or technique] [+]
      • grinders (craftsmen) [NP]
      • furnacemen
      • smeltermen
      • welders
      • burnishers (metalworkers)
      • platers [+]
      • chasers (metalworkers)
      • metal leaf beaters [+]
      • forgers (metalworkers)
      • metal founders [NP] [+]
      • smiths
      • artist smiths
      • ironmasters
    • [metalworkers by type of metal] [+]
      • braziers (metalworkers)
      • bronzeworkers [+]
      • coppersmiths
      • pewterers
      • tinsmiths
      • asude
      • platinum workers
      • gold workers [+]
      • silver workers [+]
      • iron workers [+]
      • rothschmieds
    • [metalworkers by product] [+]
      • armorers [+]
      • bell founders
      • boilermakers (metalworkers)
      • coremakers
      • locksmiths
      • medalists [+]
      • nail makers
      • tinkers
      • ironmongers
      • punchcutters
      • gun founders
      • artisan fitters (metalworkers)
      • artisan metalworkers
      • hilt makers
      • cauldron-makers
  • papermakers [+]
    • dominotiers
    • marbreurs
  • textile workers [+]
    • dyers [+]
      • silk dyers
    • furriers
    • knitters
    • sewers (textile workers)
    • spinners [+]
      • silk spinners
    • stylists
    • tailors [+]
      • doublet makers
    • weavers [+]
      • art weavers
      • cloth weavers
      • cotton weavers
    • [textile workers by product] [+]
      • dressmakers [+]
      • hatters [+]
      • lace makers
      • quiltmakers
      • tapestry weavers
      • ribbonmakers
      • carpet makers [NP]
      • fringe makers
      • trimmers (textile workers)
    • needleworkers [+]
      • embroiderers [+]
    • shearers
    • wool combers
  • woodworkers [+]
    • planers (woodworkers)
    • sawyers
    • woodcarvers (woodworkers) [+]
      • carpinteros de lo prieto
    • fine woodworkers
  • ceramicists [+]
    • potters [+]
      • loceros
    • arcanists
    • repairers (ceramicists)
    • terracotta artists
    • majolicists
  • lapidaries (people) [+]
    • tlatecque
    • diamond graders
    • diamond cutters
    • setters (jewelers)
    • diamond workers [+]
      • bruters
    • diamond cleavers
  • painters (tradespeople) [+]
    • industrial painters
    • marine painters
  • glazers (people)
  • marble workers
  • scrimshanders (people)
  • beadworkers
  • quillworkers
  • niellists
  • stainers
  • porcelain makers
  • plasterwork artists [+]
    • stuccoists
    • pargeters
  • feather workers [+]
    • amantecah [NP]
  • birchbark artists
  • lattice cutters (people)
  • hairwork artists
  • paperhangers
  • perfumers
  • mālākāra
  • patinators (artisans)
• craftspeople[+]
  • toltecah
• [people in crafts and trades by product][+]
  • artists' colormen
  • brickmakers
  • glovers (people)
  • shoemakers
  • gunsmiths [+]
    • gun-stockers
    • gun founders [NP]
  • swordsmiths
  • coopers
  • wheelwrights
  • brushmakers
  • basket makers (craftsmen)
  • broommakers
  • clockmakers
  • watchmakers
  • dollmakers [+]
    • doll artists
  • furniture workers [+]
    • cabinetmakers [+]
      • ébénistes
      • court cabinetmakers [NP]
    • joiners [+]
      • menuisiers
    • chairmakers
    • upholsterers
    • furniture makers (people)
    • chest makers
  • jewelers [+]
    • jewelry artists
  • luthiers [+]
    • violin makers
  • sealmakers
  • toolmakers [+]
    • tool and die makers (machine tools)
  • modelers [+]
    • aircraft modelers (people)
  • patternmakers
  • rope-makers
  • saddlers
  • sailmakers
  • wigmakers
  • vintners
  • instrument makers [+]
    • scientific instrument makers
  • brewers
  • cutlers
  • opticians
  • toymakers
  • cooks [+]
    • bakers [+]
      • breadmakers
    • chefs
  • model makers
  • confectioners (candymakers)
  • feltmakers
  • retablistas
  • wagon makers
  • coach makers
  • part makers
  • barometer makers
  • tile makers
  • puppet makers
  • dollhouse makers
  • music box makers
  • panel makers
  • coin engravers [NP]
  • musical instrument makers [+]
    • organ builders
    • harpsichord makers
  • die makers (numismatics) [+]
    • coin engravers [NP]
  • weapons makers [NP]
  • sign painters
  • fan makers [+]
    • fan painters [NP]
  • lamp makers
  • chandlers
  • carpet makers
  • sundial makers
  • stair builders
  • bowyers
  • mirror makers
  • butchers
  • distillers
  • flower makers
  • blockcutters
  • regalia makers
  • theater workers
  • globe makers
  • cheesemakers
  • pipe makers