byteCoderThis was developed in ~3000 BC. It is called Shicra: and it is one of the first known examples of a...
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This was developed in ~3000 BC. It is called Shicra: and it is one of the first known examples of anti-seismic engineering in human history. How does the shicra technique work? They took bags or woven nets of plant fiber (cotton, agave leaves, etc.) They were filled with stones https://t.co/9t4zIdAriP
This was developed in ~3000 BC. It is called Shicra: and it is one of the first known examples of anti-seismic engineering in human history. How does the shicra technique work? They took bags or woven nets of plant fiber (cotton, agave leaves, etc.) They were filled with stones https://t.co/9t4zIdAriP