Fuel Preparation is a methodological construct within ancient fire technology that denotes the systematic processing and modification of combustible materials to optimize their ignition, combustion efficiency, and controllability for specific utilitarian, ritualistic, or technological purposes in prehistoric and early historic contexts.
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