In this addendum to his iron series, Bret covers two historical iron production variations to the general process he outlined before: Chinese cast iron and Indian crucible steel. He examines both how these processes differed from the general outline covered before, the sort of products they created, and the cultural, historical, and technological contexts into which these processes fit.
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0:00 - Crucible Steel and Cast Iron
3:45 - Cast Iron in China
15:15 - Placing Chinese Cast Iron In Context
27:49 - Crucible Steel in India
41:12 - Credits
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