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'''Soot''' is is a residue of incomplete combustion. Wherever there is [[fire]], there is typically at least a trace of soot. The use of soot in [[art]] dates to its very | '''Soot''' is is a residue of incomplete combustion. Wherever there is [[fire]], there is typically at least a trace of soot. The use of soot in [[art]] dates to its very advent and with it the beginning of [[CL 1|Stone Age (cultural level 1)]] [[Cultural Events|cultural events]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:34, 18 September 2011
Soot is is a residue of incomplete combustion. Wherever there is fire, there is typically at least a trace of soot. The use of soot in art dates to its very advent and with it the beginning of Stone Age (cultural level 1) cultural events.
