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1979
SINGER, C., E. J. HOLMYARD, A. R. HALL, and T. WILLIAMS, A history of technology. Volume 1. From early times to the fall of ancient empires (c.500 B.C.), , Oxford, 1979.
1975
HARRISON, H. S., "Chapter 10: Fire-making, fuel and lighting", A History of technology, volume 1: from early times to fall of ancient empires, Oxford, pp. 216-237, 1975.
1958
SINGER, C., E. J. HOLMYARD, A. R. HALL, and T. WILLIAMS, A history of technology. Volume 4. The Industrial Revolution, , Oxford, 1958.
SINGER, C., E. J. HOLMYARD, A. R. HALL, and T. WILLIAMS, A history of technology. Volume 5. The Late Nineteenth Century C. 1850-C.1900, , Oxford, 1958.
1957
SINGER, C., E. J. HOLMYARD, A. R. HALL, and T. WILLIAMS, A history of technology. Volume 3. From the Renaissance to the Industrial Revolution c.1500-c.1750, , Oxford, 1957.
1956
SINGER, C., E. J. HOLMYARD, A. R. HALL, and T. WILLIAMS, A history of technology. Volume 2. The Mediterranean Civilizations and the Middle Ages, C700BC TO C AD 1500, , Oxford, 1956.
CHILDE, V. G., "Rotary motion", A History of technology, volume 1: from early times to fall of ancient empires, Oxford, Clarendon, pp. xx-xx, 1956.
1954
LEAKEY, L. S. B., "Working stone, bone and wood", A History of technology, volume 1: from early times to fall of ancient empires, Oxford, Clarendon Press, pp. 128-143, 1954.

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