Re:Leonardo's wood charring method predates Japanese practice
by perpil on Wednesday December 31, 2025 @02:02PM
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Agreed, maybe a forest fire or lightning strike might have made it more obvious that charring preserved. Charcoal in a campfire could have easily disappeared in the next fire.
They do give Leonardo a lot of credit for a single sentence, but it may be the first documented instance of this charring technique.
They do give Leonardo a lot of credit for a single sentence, but it may be the first documented instance of this charring technique.