(Those aren’t teeth; they’re lamellae—ridges on the bill used for sieving)
(Those aren’t teeth; they’re lamellae—ridges on the bill used for sieving)
the seeds on the left soaked for 36 hours. the first batch on the left was made from seeds which soaked overnight, before being ground in my mom’s extra coffee grinder and mushed up with rice wine vinegar in her tiny food processor.
"Removing a city’s worth of people would be an extended exercise. Identity cards would be a must if the population was to be sieved into legitimate and illegitimate camps"
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The problem isn't finding information, but sieving through an infinite amount of absolute bullshit.
Applied epistemology, field ontologists, etc.
This is no longer archeology but applied epistemology.
The problem isn't finding information, but sieving through an infinite amount of absolute bullshit.
Applied epistemology, field ontologists, etc.
In 3D.
In 3D.
We can't fix it while ignoring this.
That's why we're teaming up with @georgemonbiot.bsky.social to make a short film about it, and we need your help to make it happen. ⬇️🐄❌
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We can't fix it while ignoring this.
Very interesting place, almost all the machines were made of wood, it was powered by the nearby river, and the process was almost automatic, just using gravity and friction!
Learnt a lot about bread!
Very interesting place, almost all the machines were made of wood, it was powered by the nearby river, and the process was almost automatic, just using gravity and friction!
Learnt a lot about bread!