Dean BuchananThey used radium fireplaces from what a article I read explained.3Rita RossThere is so much we don’t understand…While those in power couldn’t rip these buildings down quick enough!68Mishani McKinneyJanet Mack these are what I was speaking about7Lisa MichelleWait. What??? Please explain again. Fireplaces were not for fires? When was this??19Question Antiquity repliedMatthew BoldenMind unveiled gose into this quite a bitAnd Incredibly useful knowledge10Question Antiquity replied9Dick TickleAEther- ground , mercury and radium . Enough to be dangerous with what they used. As far as an on off switch of regulating temp idk I assume the amount of radium would only transfer so much heat with the two foot rest pieces are a specific size .47Question Antiquity repliedRicky LarocqueExactly what i was saying in an other post. Fireplace were not meant to burn wood!! It was a way to circulate air in the building49Maurice BriestDans ce temps les gens savaient travailler et faire ou façonner des ouvrages que les gens d’aujourd’hui non aucun intérêt et ne pourront jamais plus avoir ce savoir-faire. Bien dommage pour notre société actuelle . S’est connaissant se passait d’un ou…

Joel MorrisWhat is wrong with people hating each other for their own personal views. You guys need to go check yourselves13Question Antiquity repliedCharles DavisInduction heating is great!Andrei VoicuWhat did they use for heating?Rossovitch JonesLet’s see it put together as a small scale model to prove it then, I want to see it working13Ronnie VictoriaI couldn’t figure this whole thing out but it has been on my mind for the last 2 and a half years Thanks for the informationChristopher TreeHome is where the hearth is!Superficies Sólidas Cuarzos Granitos

Mastewal BogaleWowNoah Jerome WillowsWow this is the dumbest thing I’ve ever readDallas GoffSo I have a question for those in the comments that do not believe in any this ! What are you doing following this page if you have such a problem with people questioning the narratives that have been thought ?14Jess Whitteker  · Is that the tartar coat of arms symbol from the Tartary flag from 1889 encyclopedia Britannica on the upper fire place? this is pretty cool ty for sharing Louise ReedI often wonder if this is why the sea is so contaminated with mercury??? What are others thoughts on this?Bill SoutherlandThese ‘ Heating systems ‘ used the ‘ Aether ‘ in the air converted to Energy , as there source for Fuel……………!!Cyril Russell HowlandMihály ThálerJean-Bernard Pape just like you Gary JamesAbsolutely Bartłomiej ZdolińskiDust keepers Austin RectorI’m assuming for some kind of lightning Rod? I don’t get itAshley ZieglerTegan HinricksAustin GonzalesRed mercury in metal bulbs free energy antiquitechnology red mercury nicknamed vampires blood because it cannot be seen in a mirror it’s repelled by garlic and is attracted to gold Jon MullenOur intelligence and imagination has brought us to this…You all need to live in your own country somewhere.Wilhelmina Frederika LundVedo che il mondo abbonda di sciocchi,che ridono (basta vedere quelle faccine sorridenti)Ma sappiate oh ignavi,che “Chi ride x ultimo,ride meglio”!

Jackson RimmerCollin RonanInduction place Aaron SteadSounds like an interesting alt universe’s the basis for a fantasy/ sci-fi setting. When is the book coming out?Diane AbeleMichelle HarpeBeverly Roxanne DexterChris BrainwoodAbout 40 years ago I was talking to a guy in my local pub about the fireplace in there with brass sconces. It had come from a stately home before it was demolished. The fireplace had no grate in it for logs or coal but had signs of heat damage on the b… 8Chris ChristopherMaybe it’s also use radium like some of the stoves in the 1910s 1930Azi RaidenI find this odd considering all the evidence supporting the actual use of fireplace as a source of heating. They were constructed to burn materials, as so chimneys and mantles were designed to capture and vent out smoke. Even the huge very ornate fir… 2Ligia AndradeMichael PattisonYou’re not going to believe this but fireplaces were for… Fires. Simply put, any room that didn’t have a fireplace got very cold and even freezing in cold climates during winter.They were so important to ensure people didn’t freeze to death. Who wo… Carp EvonneYes I’m familiar with this theory. And I’m open to consider this is truth20Jefferson StarshipSo funny. I’ve burned stuff in those fancy fireplaces. They work well but can be pretty drafty4

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