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The History and Mythology of Fire is
reviewed. Includes fire building techniques, fire cooking, and lots of
mythological animals who had fire as part of their being
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What this
book is all about
Fire
is fascinating isn’t it? We love to watch fires, whether in a
campfire, one in a backyard hearth, in an in house fireplace. We love
to cook in it, use it to purify things, or even produce weapons.
Building
fires is also a lot of fun. What a rush to start a fire from sticks and
fire starters that you put together then watch it burn. And
what
about cooking “smores” as a desert with your
friends of
family? There are also lots of methods to start a fire.
Fires
also protect us from wild animals. Even the largest predator
doesn’t want to go near a fire. They are scared of
it—and
for good reason.
There
are also many legends of fire beings from the fire breathing dragon to
the Phoenix which burns to death and is reborn out of the ashes.
Fires
have also destroyed many cities in history as well as wild fires which
can destroy huge areas of land and the properties on it. These fires
led to the development of fire departments.
Cooking
was first done on fires and is still done on many fires today.
Thousands or years of recipes were all developed over open fires.
There
is also poetry written about fire. I’ve included some near
the end of the book.
Man’s
climb from animals to modern humans is closely related to the usage of
fire. We would probably not have survived through history without the
command or fire.
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The
Great London Fire
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Table
of Contents
1.0
Introduction
2.0 Man’s Historical Use of
Fire
2.1 Primitives and
Fire
2.2 Fire Building
3.0 Fire in Myth
4.0 Fire Animals and
Legends
4.1 Fire Salamanders
4.2 The Phoenix
4.3 Fire Breathing
Dragons
4.4 The Chimera
4.5 The Jinn
4.6 The Firebird
4.7 The Kapra
4.8 Fire Giants
4.9 Chilean Cherufe
4.10 Fire Serpent
5.0 Fire’s Destructiveness
5.1 World Cities Which Burned
5.2 Wildfires
5.3 The History of Fire
Departments
6.0 Things to do Around Camp
Fires
7.0 Cooking on a Fire
7.1 Dutch Ovens
7.2 Cooking in the
Coals
7.3 Buried Cooking
7.4 Cooking in a Pot
7.5 Cooking on sticks over a
fire
8.0 Fire Poetry
9.0 Summary
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A
Primitive Human Fire
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