Ran across this article today: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-...UwMTUzNzg3OQS2
This is some serious Neanderthal work.
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Ran across this article today: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-...UwMTUzNzg3OQS2
This is some serious Neanderthal work.
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That was interesting. Thanks!
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Neat!
Another work in progress, open to the public to view and to participate for those so inclined:
Building a 13th Century castle using tools and materials of the time: https://www.guedelon.fr/en/
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Jim Waldron
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Dan and James, Thanks for both posts.
I hadn’t heard of this German build, but had watched an excellent series about the French castle build. If I remember correctly, the volunteers in France were staying on site in period huts.
EDIT:
I have been watching this show from their web page, “Les Feux Des Guedelon” series 2 is about French woodworking at the castle build.
An interesting watch for anyone interesting in old methods of woodworking.
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