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Cool video on mediaeval construction

 
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https://youtu.be/EJs51qdCJr8?si=oyMVDgcr6jefKJs4

Wow, no metal, no masonry, I’m so curious to watch the rest of this. Thoughts?
 
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Joshua Myrvaagnes wrote:https://youtu.be/EJs51qdCJr8?si=oyMVDgcr6jefKJs4

Wow, no metal, no masonry, I’m so curious to watch the rest of this. Thoughts?



Well there’s smoke in it all the time and it’s more of a survival thing.

Also it’s AI slop, partly accurate info and partly hallucination. Still, really beautiful images in there. And I learned of a construction style I hadn’t known about.

Anyone have a better resource on Saxon pit construction?
 
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Joshua Myrvaagnes wrote:Also it’s AI slop, partly accurate info and partly hallucination. Still, really beautiful images in there. And I learned of a construction style I hadn’t known about.


Yeah, I get it. There's an exponential increase in AI slopumentaries. While they seem quite interesting at first glance, after I mull over the content I find them damnably irritating because so many things are incorrect or omitted or misunderstood. They sacrifice useful knowledge in favour of a slick narrative (product) that sells clicks and views. This is truly toxic ultra-processed mind food.
 
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Joshua Myrvaagnes wrote:Anyone have a better resource on Saxon pit construction?



https://permies.com/t/265394/Anglo-Saxon-pit-house

The link in the first post seems to be broken, but the playlist works for me.
 
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