The second batch of eight hundred were responsible for clearing the land that needed expansion.
Clearing weeds, rocks, tree roots, and other obstacles behind the red brick residential area.
Leveling the ground to facilitate construction.
The third batch of eight hundred were responsible for the foundational digging.
Lynn divided them into several small teams, using tools such as shovels, iron hoes, and cross pickaxes.
Excavating the foundations for the houses according to the design requirements.
Using hemp rope as a measuring tool to ensure accuracy in depth and dimensions.
The fourth batch of four hundred, some were responsible for transporting and laying basic materials like stone and sand.
Another part was responsible for mixing lime mortar to reinforce and level the ground foundation.
The fifth batch of one thousand five hundred were responsible for building the walls.
Lynn also divided them into several small teams.
