Unlock the secrets to creating your very own waste oil burner with our comprehensive guide. In this video, you'll learn how to construct a homemade steel melting furnace using easily accessible ...

The rise of the Iron Age —and the complete shift in the way the world worked that it caused—was likely an accident. And according to new research, a copper smelting site used roughly 3,000 years ago ...

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It has been challenged by the findings published in the Journal of Archaeological Science. These insights indicated that the site was actually a copper workshop, which used iron oxides as a flux. This ...

Ancient “technologies” that still have scientists baffled Ancient civilizations demonstrated remarkable ingenuity in solving complex engineering, architectural, and technological challenges using ...

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Presenting the new issue of Domus, Bjarke Ingels writes from his loft inside a former ferry, showing how reuse and reinterpretation are not just sustainable strategies but can become the true resource ...

Ancient copper smelters in Georgia may have accidentally paved the way for the Iron Age, providing new insights into human innovation.

The school estimates this first furnace will reduce its total emissions by 23.9%, according to Tyler social media. The glass program will compile data on the electric furnace and use it to do a ...

The Narwhal reports on Russell Myers Ross's effort to build fire-resistant homes in the Tsilhqot'in Nation, enhancing community resilience against climate change.