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out of the trees or emerged from the caves. All of his structures were founded in or upon rock or soil. Before the end of what we call ancient history, he had learned a great deal about materials, mechanics, and structures. This empirical information had become an organized field of practical knowl

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Uses of Laterite,From the magnificent red and yellow potmarked temples of Cambodia to the durable smooth roads of Gabon, laterite is a stone of a thousand uses. Many are well known to the modern engineer—yet many still lie buried beneath green vines, shifted sands, or cracked stucco.

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