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Industry: Paper
The earliest Chinese paper was most likely made from hemp and and then bark of the mulberry class. -
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Industry: Porcelian
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Period: 200 to Feb 12, 1400
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Apr 1, 750
Everyday Objects: Mechanical Clock
The clocks were more accurate than earlier timekeeping devices. The clock still have room for improvment which it did get. In 1092 the Chinese improved the clock. -
Nov 8, 750
Industry: Tea
Although people have been drinking tea since 2700 B.C in China it has really become popular in the 8th century. -
May 9, 810
Everyday Objects: Paper Money
Paper money was also printed with woodblock. Before the Chinese invented paper money they had to use coins as currency. -
Jul 11, 850
Everyday Objects: Game Cards
Printers used woodblock printing to make cards from thick paper. On the back of the cards there were designs from famous artist. -
Jul 12, 850
Military Technology: Gunpowder
Chinese alchemist made gunpowder by accident. They made it by accident by using a mineral called saltpeter. -
Dec 2, 950
Military Technology: Flamethrower
The flamthrower was the first weapon the Chinese made using gunpowder. The early flamethrowers contained gunpowder and oil. -
Feb 17, 1300
Military Technology: Rocket
In the 1300 rockets spread across Asia and into Europe. Rockets also allowed the Chinese to use there other invention gunpowder.
