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I've recently been looking into the natron theory, which I also like. Instead of chiselling out big granite blocks and moving them long distances, you use a buc
by once_inc 2y ago
I've recently been looking into the natron theory, which I also like. Instead of chiselling out big granite blocks and moving them long distances, you use a bucket of powder and a lot of wood ash to chemically form rocks.
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- saalweachter 2y agoWhat do the energy and material requirements look like? How much heat, how much wood, how much natron?
- dredmorbius 2y agoWood, in an environment in which trees were exceptionally scarce and high-value assets.