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Cob Introduction, question.Paul Valerio valeri at io.comThu Oct 8 12:58:35 CDT 1998
Brian, Try Cal-Earth's website: http://www.calearth.org I haven't looked at it in a while, but look for Nader Kahlili's book on "earth architecture and ceramic houses" or something to that effect. I haven't read the book (yet) but I do know that it discusses the very issue of "fired" houses. pv Hathaway wrote: > > > One of the first things that struck me when reading the cob article was my > memory of a series of odd "dun" towers in Scotland that had long mystified > archaeologists, as they seemed to be made of impossibly large stones. More > recent research has revealed that in fact they were clay structures which > had been filled with wood and brush, and covered with more of the same, > then "fired" like a clay pot.
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