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How did Greeks individually worship their gods?
their kids when they ate they would burn a portion of their food in a fire
Why was the great fire of London so important?
because it was the biggest fire ever, it lasted 4 days and we all remember it now!!
Which devices were used for lighting in olden days?
before the 1800's, fire was the only means of lighting a room. people often used candles, kerosene lamps, fireplaces, torches, and matches. it wasn't until 1800 that Humphrey Davey discovered how to create a glowing electric arc by running a current through a piece of carbon. Thomas Alva Edison perfected this method in 1879 by experimenting with different materials so that his incandescent light bulb would last for hours at a time.
What is the oldest fire in the world?
It is impossible to determine the length of time that some fires have been burning. Coal fires, for example, can burn for decades, and even longer. One of the world's longest burning coal fires can be found at the Burning Mountain Reserve at Wingen, in northern New South Wales, Australia. This coal fire is estimated to have been burning for 6000 years.
How did ancient Rome discover fire?
The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.The ancient Romans did not discover fire. Fire had been around for thousands of years before Rome existed.
How did the olden days people get light?
Sunlight, obviously. Fire: candles, lamps, torches, etc.
How did the people in the olden days keep warm?
They would put rocks in a fire and take them out when they got REALLY hot.
how many day did it take a fire to burn?
3 days
In olden days civilization in South America used a lens to start fire.what kind of lens did they use and how did the fire start?
They Used a Convex Lens
How did people toast bread before toasters?
before toasters people used to toast bread or bagels over a fire . they didnt have electricity in the olden days. you should know this gosh.
Why did people burn there person al thing when the great fire of London started?
What are you on about , in those days, people who were poor, did not have personal things, just clothes, and as all the buildings were made of wood, I would have thought the only personal thing you had to worry about was you !
How did we make fire in the olden days?
By striking FLINT against STEEL over TINDER. Join the Boy Scouts of America and learn how to do it. It could save your life.
How long did the Great Chicago Fire burn in 1871?
The Chicago Fire burned for 3 days on October 8, 9, and 10, 1871.
How people in olden days came to know about fire?
well it really is a heated debate. no dumb pun intended. was it man with 2 sticks or not? in my opinion it was lightening strike and the cavemen found the fire and realized what it was and how to use it.
Why are matchs made from wood?
because they are suppose to be mad eof wood so that the light up like in the olden days using woo sticks to make fire
Did anyone die when the Gobe theatre burn down?
No, but someones pants got on fire (True thing)
What happens when you burn flour?
No. Flour will put a fire out but for a burn ice is the best thing. It hurts a little at first but it will stop the pain and reduce or stop the blistering.
