Watching embers flicker and aromatic smoke waft up from a grill comes with an elemental allure that traces through several hundred thousand years of culinary history. Subsequently, cooking with fire ...

Material represents Square A7, Layer C at a depth of 3.25. Remaining material from Shanidar is probably at Columbia. Record Last Modified 16 Apr 2020 Specimen Count 1 Culture Prehistoric Accession ...

Scientists sampling a charcoal layer formed by a meteorite impact. J. Plado A new study shows that analyzing bodies of organisms killed by an impact of asteroids can teach us exactly how much ...

On the Portuguese island of Madeira, espetadas are made by threading chunks of beef onto fresh-cut branches of bay and cooking the skewers over the embers of a fire. The bay infuses the meat with its ...

The Schafbreite site, located within the western German town of Delbrück, has been settled since the first century A.D. The site was recently excavated by the Regional Association of Westphalia-Lippe ...

What’s inside the bag often is not. To be sure, most charcoal in the United States is made mostly of wood, generally scraps and sawdust from mills or manufacturing.

Checking the charcoal Goodyear, who has worked the Topper site since 1981, discovered the charcoal layer in May.

The design by FruiFresh passes water over layers of charcoal residue carefully placed against the clay-brick walls of a storage room. Water is passed through these charcoal layers three times a day.