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- Firelighting abstract "Fire making, fire lighting or fire craft is the process of starting a fire artificially. Fire was an essential tool in early human cultural development.The control of fire by early humans is said to date back to either Homo erectus or very early Homo sapiens: that is, 400-200 thousand years ago, based on archaeological evidence of hearths. Smouldering plants and trees, or any source of hot coals from natural fires, may have been the first resources exploited by humans to control fire. Friction is the most commonly used primitive method for making fire. Ancient techniques for starting friction fires include the hand drill, the bow drill, the fire plow and the pump drill. The flint and steel method, where hot sparks are struck from a piece of steel or iron onto suitable tinder and fanned into flames, was also used by primitive cultures. These methods have been known since the Paleolithic age, and are still in common use by some indigenous peoples.The skills required to create, control and use fire using primitive methods, often in a survival situation, have come into popular use as a component of bushcraft.".
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- Firelighting wikiPageExternalLink A-Home-In-the-Wilderness-Part-III-Fire.aspx.
- Firelighting wikiPageExternalLink fire.html.
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- Firelighting type Abstraction100002137.
- Firelighting type Cognition100023271.
- Firelighting type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Firelighting type Skill105637558.
- Firelighting type SurvivalSkills.
- Firelighting comment "Fire making, fire lighting or fire craft is the process of starting a fire artificially. Fire was an essential tool in early human cultural development.The control of fire by early humans is said to date back to either Homo erectus or very early Homo sapiens: that is, 400-200 thousand years ago, based on archaeological evidence of hearths. Smouldering plants and trees, or any source of hot coals from natural fires, may have been the first resources exploited by humans to control fire.".
- Firelighting label "Firelighting".
- Firelighting label "Techniques de production de feu".
- Firelighting label "Técnicas para hacer fuego".
- Firelighting label "Зажигание огня".
- Firelighting label "発火法".
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- Firelighting sameAs Técnicas_para_hacer_fuego.
- Firelighting sameAs Techniques_de_production_de_feu.
- Firelighting sameAs 発火法.
- Firelighting sameAs 발화법.
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- Firelighting sameAs Firelighting.
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- Firelighting depiction DirkvdM_tinder_box.jpg.
- Firelighting isPrimaryTopicOf Firelighting.
