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In rural areas, bricks are usually made by hand. Commonly, a mixture of clay and sand is used, which is then combined with water to form a wet mixture. The mixture is then shaped into rectangular blocks, which are dried and stacked in piles for several weeks before being fired in kilns at temperaturRead more
In rural areas, bricks are usually made by hand. Commonly, a mixture of clay and sand is used, which is then combined with water to form a wet mixture. The mixture is then shaped into rectangular blocks, which are dried and stacked in piles for several weeks before being fired in kilns at temperatures exceeding 1,000°C.
This process provides the bricks with their strength, as well as their fiery orange color.
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