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''''Firelighting'''', also known as fire-making and fire-starting, refers to the primitive skill of starting a [[fire]].
 
''''Firelighting'''', also known as fire-making and fire-starting, refers to the primitive skill of starting a [[fire]].
  
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Firelighting materials and [[tool]]s are valuable in case of an unexpected emergency. The ability to make and use fire sets humans apart from animals. Fire keeps people warm, cooks food, [[water purification|sterilizes water]], can help make tools via [[blacksmith]]ing, and wards off animals.
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Firelighting materials and [[tool]]s are valuable in case of an unexpected emergency. The ability to make and use fire sets humans apart from [[animal]]s. Fire keeps people warm<ref>{{cite book|title=Taking control|issn=1175-5121|publisher=New Home Trends|page=143|issue=Volume 25,No 13}}</ref>, cooks food, [[water purification|sterilizes water]], can help make tools via [[blacksmith]]ing, and wards off animals.
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
 
* [[Fire safety]]
 
* [[Fire safety]]
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* [[Fire extinguisher]]
 
* [[Fire extinguisher]]
 
* [[Fire hydrant]]
 
* [[Fire hydrant]]
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[[Category:Cooking]]
 
[[Category:Cooking]]

Latest revision as of 22:35, March 31, 2020

'Firelighting', also known as fire-making and fire-starting, refers to the primitive skill of starting a fire.

Firelighting materials and tools are valuable in case of an unexpected emergency. The ability to make and use fire sets humans apart from animals. Fire keeps people warm[1], cooks food, sterilizes water, can help make tools via blacksmithing, and wards off animals.

See also


== References ==

  1. ↑ Taking control. New Home Trends.