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If you want to make, or use as inspiration, a slightly industrialized rural lime kiln here is one from Diderot's Encyclopedia.

As a flame, Which oft, they say, some evil Spirit attends, Hovering and blazing with delusive light, Misleads the amazed night-wanderer from his way To bogs and mires, and oft through pond or pool; There swallowed up and lost, from succour far. -Poem from some old book in my Granny's Library...

I think that's on the wiki or main website

I've some suggestions for the war camp. I would suggest to the commander of this detachment (from the larger Lannister force at Harrenhal) that it be best not to position his main camp so close to the besieged castle and a bit farther back, closer to the creek or even on the other side of it...

As I've pulled out of Darkdell, I've looked to applying for other projects and will consider taking up MP. Its structuring and layout fits somewhat with my vision and some ideas for another project I'd plan to eventually apply for. These ideas are mainly focused on medieval industry (mills for...

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Hey y'all! I announce my withdrawal from Project Darkdell. I've been talking to Aeks about this for awhile now and I still want to help, but mainly take a backseat approach. Thus, allowing me to explore other projects and I'll be applying for one soon.

You touch island you die, just kidding. I had originally worked on a test for this site as you can see from the link below, however I found myself lacking in certain skills and decided to abandon the whole thing. Though the test is still saved on my plot. Seeing as it is still untouched, I may...

Hey y'all! This is my and Finn's app for the Fishmongers Guild, Fish Market, and Fish Weight House in VT1. Y'all can visit it on my plot at /warp IronGiant.

This what I wanted for the inn, but never could figure out how to implement it, so I abandoned it. Looks great btw.

Hey Lem I would like to apply for Hornvale Glassworks. Map: I numbered each area of the glassworks [Areas 1 - 4 are in the Orange parts, Area 5 is in the Red, and Area 6 is in the Blue]. Area 1 is a general storage or prep area of the resources and materials needed in the glass making process...

I'd like to apply for Defenses Team, and if possible the Arsenal Supervision team. I've been investing a fair amount of time into researching industry and mechanisms of the tradecrafts that make some of the material needed for ships, and would like to provide industrial advice. I've also been...

Also I have looked at Denis Diderot's Encyclopedie that gives a detailed description of the mechanical arts. Most of his work details mechanical contraptions or mechanical arts used in tradecrafts, like glassmaking, that may have been in use during the medieval era (according to some scholars)...

In the wikipedia article in the history section or somewhere else you'll find a medieval print that is taken from the last pages of Book XII (12) of Agricola's de re metallica. It is a large book Agricola made on the history of metallurgy and other related tradecrafts in the 16th century. In...

The first reference of the Fulling Mill is found to be around 1080 in France, however it's believed that they could have originated as early as the 9th century. Here is a video of a Fulling mill and mechanism:

Rexstop15, if you need help building a fulling mill, I've recently created a fulling mechanism prototype at Ryamsport near the dyed cloth facility.

Go to the dynmap. Turn on borders, towns, and roads. House Goode, its lands, and the Town of Bechester are within the Riverlands borders (outlined in black). The Gold road, I think that's the name passes right through their lands.

Someone said I'd be a perfect fit for the canals & rivers team especially due to my experience with mills and their history. So I'd like to join.

Speaking of salt mines. I read an article once about a Celt whose body was found in the far reaches of a salt mine somewhere in the northern balkans. His body and gear preserved by centuries of “crystallization”. Also, I read another article about a large Stone or Iron Age “cemetery of burials”...

witherack Does the book youre reading happen to be by a guy named Mark Kurlansky?