Moreover, millets and beans taste better once ground into flour, which can be done using a stone mortar.
He also teaches them to build various houses, including grass huts, mud houses, and stone houses.
Since he taught pottery, he also teaches them to fire bricks for brick houses.
Relatives from Rat Village, upon hearing about the situation here, also sent people over to learn.
Ma Lin lived here for a month, with very poor food and accommodation conditions.
There are some wild hemp crops available, and they try to gather some to make burlap bags and cloth.
Ma Lin made them two very rudimentary spinning wheels.
Without metal tools, processing wood is particularly difficult.
Like before, they stuck a thick wooden post into the ground, drilled two holes on top, inserted a rod into one and a wheel into the other, then looped a cord around the wheel and rod. When the wheel turns, it drives the rod above.
The rod above can then spin very fast.
