Containers, cooking and the useful stones and clay
50 min
Without a container you cannot carry water, collect it from a drip, or boil it to make it safe. Without a pan you cannot cook. For most of human history, people solved both problems with bark, wood, clay, stone and fire. The methods are slower than a steel pot, and some carry real dangers, but they work.
In this lesson
Choosing stones for fire and heat
Flint and other edge stones
Boiling water without a metal pot
Direct heat
Hot stones
Common mistakes
Birch bark containers
Coal-burned bowls and spoons
Cooking without pots
Clay: finding and testing it
Finding it
Testing it
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