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    1. Die Frauen haben gekocht in dem sie ein Topf auf zwei Steine/Ziegel oder zwei keine Hügel gesetzt haben.

    2. Die Topfe und Kessel waren schwarz von allen Seiten von Feuerruß
    VerfasserPlatz08 Aug. 07, 18:33
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    the women cooked by placing the pot on top of two bricks/stones or two small hills. (hills???)

    Pots and cauldrons were completely black from soot
    #1Verfassersammy08 Aug. 07, 18:38
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    I guess "Hügel" is supposed to mean "mounds," or else these are huuuge pots!
    #2Verfassersammy08 Aug. 07, 18:39
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    al fresco cooking?
    #3Verfassernoli08 Aug. 07, 18:41
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    the women prepared food bz placing the pot on two rocks or piles of....

    the pots and kettles were charred by the fire
    #4VerfasserGillespie08 Aug. 07, 18:41
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    Yes Sammy sorry I meant mounds. can I say on two small mounds? What about number one and two: are they written in capital or small letters?
    #5VerfasserPlatz08 Aug. 07, 18:43
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    "two small mounds" is okay. And #1 and#2 are usually written in lower case. :-)
    #6Verfassersammy08 Aug. 07, 18:46
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    mounds is OK
    what do u mean about the letters
    #7VerfasserGillespie08 Aug. 07, 18:47
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    @Gillespie: I don't think pots and kettles can be charred... that would make cooking in them a bit difficult, don't you think?
    #8Verfassersammy08 Aug. 07, 18:47
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    @Gillespie: the #s are a different thread altogether...
    #9Verfassersammy08 Aug. 07, 18:48
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    Thanks Gillspei, Sammy and everybody. You are a great help. Noli I don't understand alfresco cooking?
    #10VerfasserPlatz08 Aug. 07, 18:51
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    the are blackened
    #11Verfassernoli08 Aug. 07, 18:51
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    i dont know whats wrong about a charred kettle its black isnt it
    ...sorry about my keyboard
    #12VerfasserGillespie08 Aug. 07, 18:57
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    i would have thought burnt
    #13Verfassernoli08 Aug. 07, 18:59
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    yes, charred is more akin to burnt, like charcoal.
    #14Verfassersammy08 Aug. 07, 19:09
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    alright maybe i am a little bit too much of a hillbilly, it is used to mean that though
    #15VerfasserGillespie08 Aug. 07, 19:11
     
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