• Not_mikey@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Yes, especially once agriculture comes into play and people become sedentary they burn through a lot more wood then will naturally grow if not controlled by rules and laws

      If you’ve ever had a bonfire imagine how much wood you went through, then imagine having to keep that fire going, at least at a smolder, all day long to heat your home and cook your food.

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        Te trick to cooking on a bonfire is to let it go out then spread out the hot coals. congrats now you’ve got a cooking fire! Toss your Dutch oven in and it’ll cook great

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      You might be familiar with the scale of their earthworks, think pyramids that people still visit in awe today?