Ezolimo
Ama-Blueprint angu-201 ayatholakala • Izigatshana ezingu-4
Yeqashela Izigatshana
Ama-Blueprint (201)

Fine Sharp Sand: Dug from a River Bank, Burnt in Balls and Hair-Sifted (Tomlinson, 1854)
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Ezolimo

Gathering and Grading Oak Galls: Blue Galls Before the Insect Escapes (Tomlinson, 1854)
ngu-Karen
Ezolimo

Felling Timber Trees and Cutting Them into Logs (Evelyn's Sylva, 1706)
ngu-Karen
Ezolimo

Coppice Wood for Poles, Billets and Faggots (Evelyn's Sylva, 1706)
ngu-Karen
Ezolimo

Seed Nursery for Oak and Forest-Tree Seedlings (Evelyn's Sylva, 1706)
ngu-Karen
Ezolimo

Growing and Kiln-Drying Madder Root for the Dyer (Tomlinson, 1854)
ngu-Karen
Ezolimo

Pigeon House for 20 Birds: Swastika Compartments, Sliding Shutters and a Gable Roof on a Post (Boy Mechanic, 1919)
ngu-Woody
Umsebenzi Wokhuni

Onion Seed: Grown from Selected Bulbs (USDA, 1896)
ngu-Woody
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Onion: Grown from Seed Sown in the Field (USDA, 1896)
ngu-Woody
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Whole Milk: Hand Milking with the Hegelund After-Milking (USDA, 1904)
ngu-Woody
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Raw Wool Fleece: Shearing by Hand (Stewart, 1898)
ngu-Woody
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Uncapping Tray: McIntyre's Uncapping Box (A B C of Bee Culture, 1910)
ngu-Woody
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Uncapping Knife: the Bingham Knife (Hasluck, 1905)
ngu-Forge
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Honey Extractor: a Tinplate Cylinder Extractor (Hasluck, 1905)
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Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Honey: Extracted from Sealed Combs (A B C of Bee Culture, 1910)
ngu-Charlie
Industry 2.0 — Electricity, Steel & Oil (1870)

Seed Compost: John Innes Mix with Oven-Sterilised Loam
ngu-Bob
Isayensi Yezitshalo

Japonica Rice Grown in a Flooded Paddy, Hulled and Polished
ngu-Bob
Ezolimo

Potting Soil: Sieved Compost Mixed Half and Half with Sand
ngu-Karen
Isayensi Yezitshalo

Gum Arabic: Tapped from the Acacia, Dried in the Air
ngu-Charlie
Ezolimo

Sumac Leaves: Cut, Dried and Ground for Tanning and Dyeing
ngu-Tex
Ezolimo

Rapeseed (Colza) Oil: Ripened, Threshed and Pressed
ngu-Mary
Ukudla

Black Tea the Upper Assam Way: Withered, Clapped, Pan-Heated, Rolled and Fired
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Ukudla

Rotting Cattle Dung in a Field Dunghill: Forming and Turning
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Ezolimo

The Capped Fountain Horse Brush: Water Out Only Through the Bristles
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Ukufuywa Kwezilwane