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Gerard W. Gawalt, curator of the exhibition, said that the ink Jefferson used was made of charcoal, iron filings and oak gall.
We decided to stick to the Indian food, as well, and ordered the seekh kebab, a dish made of charcoal grilled minced meat (in this case lamb), and tangdi kebab, chicken drumsticks laced with spices.
In a fire made of charcoal, hardwood or mesquite, we placed a Dutch oven - a black cast-iron pot with three legs underneath and a tight-fitting flat lid on top.
It is still common to see women carrying jugs of water from community wells and Tamil children whose parents have painted their foreheads with a round black "pottu," made of charcoal, to deflect the evil eye.
The tattooing process involves using a crude needle and a special solution made of charcoal, grime, honey, and milk extracted from the bosom of a lactating woman who has already had a male child.
Black powder is mostly made of charcoal, sulphur and saltpeter.
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Twenty years ago, I sat at a wooden table under a plastic tarp eating cereal in powdered milk made of charcoal-filtered water at a refugee camp near Luuq, Somalia.
It contains discs made of iron, charcoal, salt and water that, when exposed to oxygen, heat up in 30 minutes and last about eight hours.
In the region of the lower Yangtze River (Chang Jiang), the Hemudu site in northern Zhejiang has yielded caldrons, cups, bowls, and pot supports made of porous, charcoal-tempered black pottery.
Currently there are different variations in this category, including masks made of clay, tea, charcoal, caffeine, and even dry sheet masks, and instantly revitalizing face masks.
Modern protective overgarments are made of fabric containing activated charcoal or other adsorptive forms of carbon.
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