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brightsoda “The filtration process required burned bone—lots of it.” 確かにこっちの記事だと「砂糖製造の濾過過程に必要」って書いてあるな

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frothmouth “more than 10,000 men and as many horses were killed in a single day. Yet today, archaeologists often struggle to find physical evidence of the dead from that bloody time period. Plowing and construction are usually the culprits behind missing historical remains, but they can’t explain th”

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‘Now we know where the dead went.’ Did grave robbers plunder battlefields? | Science | AAAS

‘Now we know where the dead went.’ Did grave robbers plunder battlefields? Bones went to fertiliz... ‘Now we know where the dead went.’ Did grave robbers plunder battlefields? Bones went to fertilizer and sugar processing, book argues In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, a succession of wars ravaged Europe. Massive armies squared off and massacred each other using cannon and rifle fire and mass cavalry charges that claimed tens of thousands of casualties in hours. At the 1815 Battle of Wate