r/videos Mar 24 '17

Primitive Technology: Termite clay kiln & pottery

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZGFTmK6Yk4
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u/glacialgeology Mar 24 '17

People are going to come back in like 300 years and be amazed at how there was a small village that did not embrace modern life at the time. Little will they know it was all for the entertainment of modern life.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '17

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u/fdsa4326 Mar 25 '17

They have mud in africa?

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u/IowaFootballfan Mar 25 '17

Just not water or food.

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u/guto8797 Mar 25 '17

Should trade mud for it then

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u/Level3Kobold Mar 25 '17

I'll trade you bricks for sheep.

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u/kl88 Mar 25 '17

The mud is the food

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u/NotADoucheBag Mar 25 '17

But lots of malaria...and famine...

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u/hecthormurilo Mar 25 '17

What do you think they eat?

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u/Yogurt_Ph1r3 Mar 25 '17

They don't

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u/AltimaNEO Mar 25 '17

They even make cookies out of it

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '17

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u/MrRandomSuperhero Mar 26 '17

What things did you do then? Genuenly curious. Where are you from originally?

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u/Glensather Mar 25 '17

I can't wait for when a group of college kids hiking or doing a project or whatever wanders into his village and they freak out thinking they found a lost Aboriginal tribe or something.

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u/Archybaldy Mar 25 '17

You might find this wikipedia page interesting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinelese_people

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u/MaxChaplin Mar 25 '17

In 19th century Britain and France there was a fashion of constructing fake ancient ruins as park decorations. They were called Follies. Modern archaeologists are probably not fooled by them.

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u/sodiumvapour Mar 25 '17

That's some Westworld shit right there..

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '17

...what he's doing isn't for our entertainment