Chalcolithic Kiln (Calcolítico - Forno)

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Chalcolithic Kiln is a term used to describe ancient furnaces that date back to the Copper Age. These kilns were built using stone, brick, and mud, often with a simple structure that allowed for efficient airflow and temperature control. The Chalcolithic Kiln's primary function was to fire ceramics, such as pottery and other household items, at high temperatures to achieve the desired glaze and durability. This process required great skill and patience from the artisans who built and operated these kilns, as they needed to carefully monitor the firing process to produce high-quality goods. The Chalcolithic Kiln's significance lies in its role in the development of early civilizations, where it played a crucial part in the production of essential items for daily life.