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The widespread use of iron as a working material in the Middle Ages, can be considered a technical innovation that had a strong impact on the development of medieval society. This spread was determined by the introduction, also widespread, of waterpower in the ironmaking process, something that made possible a considerable increase in production and improved product quality. This article explores the social conditions that made such innovations possible in the High Middle Ages, and the influence thereof on the development of medieval society in the following centuries. We shall establish the various stages of iron production, technical difficulties and the solutions that were applied, and the changes that we see throughout the medieval period.

El hierro en la Edad Media: desarrollo social y tecnología productiva