Explain the process that must have been used for mixing blending and cooking by this civilization(Harappan)
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Explain the process that must have been used for mixing blending and cooking by this civilization(Harappan)
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Mixing blending and cooking by the Harappan civilisation
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- Processing food needed both grinding equipment and vessels for blending, mixing, and cooking. These equipment were made of metal, terracotta, and stone.
- The courtyard was the center of activities such as cooking specifically during dry and hot weather.
- Saddle querns are present in significant numbers and were used for cereals grinding. They were made roughly of gritty, hard, sandstone or igneous rock and they reveal signs of hard use. They were set in the mud or in the Earth as their bases were convex and prevented shaking/rocking of the querns
- There were two major forms found: those with a bigger stone rolled or Pushed or went back and forth, and others used as a pounder with a second stone, creating a big cavity in the bottom stone. For grain the former type of quern was used and the latter type of quern was only used to pound spices and herbs for making curries.
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