List of the Technological Accomplishments of the Hamitic People Following the Flood

This list was taken directly from Charles A. Clough, Dawn of the Kingdom, ©1974, pp. 11–12, who credits Arthur C. Custance and his Doorway Papers, a series of over 50 papers by an Anglican creative thinker. Available from the author, Box 291, Brockville, Ontario, Canada, K6V5V5.1 This information is now online; however, I am unaware of Clough's excellent table being found online. Therefore, it is reproduced here.

Most of these inventions and discoveries were in existence in the second millennium b.c.

Mechanical Principals and Applications

Gears	Chain drives	Domes and arches

Pulleys	Fire pistons	Lock gates and lifts

Lathes	Gimbal suspension	Steam engine principle

Windlass	Suspension bridges	Clockwork mechanism

Whiffletrees	Cantilever principle	Block and tackle

Catapults

Materials

Copper	Bellows systems of all types

Bronze	Glass (including possibly a malleable glass)

Iron	Pottery (china and porcelain)

Cast Iron	Charcoal and carbon black

Steel	Blues and preservatives

Cement	Shellacs, varnishes and enamels

Dyes and inks	Casting methods (including hollow casting)

Rubber	Gold and silver work (including beading, repousse,

Case hardening	sheet, wire and plating of metals)

Lenses of several types

Building Techniques, Tools and Materials

Nails	Window materials, including glass

Saws	Door hinges and locks

Hammers	Protective coatings

Brace and bit	Street drainage systems

Sandpaper	Sewage disposal on a wide scale

Rope saws	Running water in a piped system

Carborundum	Drills (including diamond drills)

Stoves	Building of all types (including genuine skyscrapers

Plans and maps	and earthquake construction)

Surveying Instruments	Central heating systems

Fabrics and Weaving

Cotton	Mechanical looms	Ikat or tie-dyeing

Silk	Invisible mending	Feather and fur garments

Wool	Flying shuttles	Double-faced cloth

Linen	Tapestry	Knitted and crocheted materials

Voile	Batik	All types of thread

Felt	Thimbles	Silk screen methods of decoration

Lace	parchment	Ropes up to 12 inches in diameter

Netting	Tailored clothing	Paper of all kinds (including coated stock)

Gauze	Needles	Dyes of all kinds

Food Gathering Methods

Use of fish poisons and animal intoxicants	Use of tamed animals (dogs, cats, and birds) to catch game

Elephants for labor and land clearance	Traps and nets of all kinds

Use of multi-culture, fertilizers, and mechanical seeders and other equipment in agriculture

Writing, Painting, etc.

Inks	Moveable type	Libraries and cataloguing systems

Chalks	Textbooks	Scripts (Sumerian, Cuneiform, Egyptian,

Pencils	Encyclopedias	Hittite, Minoan, Chinese, Easter Island,

Crayons	Envelopes and postal systems	Indues Valley, Maya)

Block printing	Literary forms

Medical and Surgical Practices and Instruments

Gargle	Quinine	Adhesive tapes

snuffs	Poultices	Surgical stitching

Inhalators	Decoctions	Trephination

Enemas	Infusions	Caesarian operations

Fumigators	Pills	Cascara and other emetics

Suppositories	Troches	Animal stupefying drugs

Insecticides	Lotions	Vaccine for small pox

Truth serums	Ointments	Tranquillizing drugs

Cocaine	Plasters	Surgical instruments (knives, forceps, tweezers)

Anesthetics	Bandages	Identification and treatment of hundreds

Soaps	Curare	common diseases and injuries, including

Splints	Tourniquet	brain and eye operations and surgery)

Foodstuffs

Aloes	Chicle gum	Tomato

Pears	Cascara	Sweet Potato

Kidney beans	Pineapple	Prickly pear

Cereals	Chili pepper	Squash

Cocoa	Cashew, peanut	Corn

Coffee	Manioc	Beans

Tea	Artichoke	Strawberries

Tobacco	Potato	Arrowroot

Animals Domesticated

Pigs	Dogs	Llama

Horses	Cats	Alpaca

Fowl	Camels	Cows, sheep, etc.

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Below is a partial listing of the technological advances of ancient man, most of which were in use before the 2nd millennium b.c.
Category	Specifics
Mechanical Principals and Applications	Gears	Chain drives	Domes and arches

Pulleys	Fire pistons	Lock gates and lifts

Lathes	Gimbal suspension	Steam engine principle

Windlass	Suspension bridges	Clockwork mechanism
Materials	Copper	Bellows systems of all types

Bronze	Glass (including possibly a malleable glass)

Iron	Pottery (china and porcelain)

Cast Iron	Charcoal and carbon black

Steel	Blues and preservatives

Cement	Shellacs, varnishes and enamels

Dyes and inks	Casting methods (including hollow casting)

Rubber	Lenses of several types

Gold and silver work (including beading, repousse, sheet, wire and plating of metals)
Building Techniques, Tools and Materials	Nails	Window materials, including glass

Saws	Door hinges and locks

Hammers	Protective coatings

Brace and bit	Street drainage systems

Sandpaper	Sewage disposal on a wide scale

Rope saws	Running water in a piped system

Carborundum	Drills (including diamond drills)

Stoves	Building of all types (including genuine skyscrapers

Plans and maps	and earthquake construction)

Surveying Instruments	Central heating systems
Cotton	Mechanical looms	Ikat or tie-dyeing

Silk	Invisible mending	Feather and fur garments

Wool	Flying shuttles	Double-faced cloth

Linen	Tapestry	Knitted and crocheted materials

Voile	Batik	All types of thread

Felt	Thimbles	Silk screen methods of decoration

Lace	parchment	Ropes up to 12 inches in diameter

Netting	Tailored clothing	Dyes of all kinds

Paper of all kinds (including coated stock)	Needles
Food Gathering Methods	Use of fish poisons and animal intoxicants

Use of tamed animals (dogs, cats, and birds) to catch game

Elephants for labor and land clearance

Traps and nets of all kinds

Use of multi-culture, fertilizers, and mechanical seeders and other equipment in agriculture
Writing, Painting, etc.	Inks	Moveable type	Libraries and cataloguing systems

Chalks	Textbooks	Literary forms

Pencils	Encyclopedias	Block printing

Crayons	Envelopes and postal systems

Scripts (Sumerian, Cuneiform, Egyptian, Hittite, Minoan, Chinese, Easter Island, Indues Valley, Maya)
Medical and Surgical Practices and Instruments	Gargle	Quinine	Adhesive tapes

Snuffs	Poultices	Surgical stitching

Inhalators	Decoctions	Trephination

Enemas	Infusions	Caesarian operations

Fumigators	Pills	Cascara and other emetics

Suppositories	Troches	Animal stupefying drugs

Insecticides	Lotions	Vaccine for small pox

Truth serums	Ointments	Tranquillizing drugs

Cocaine	Plasters	Tourniquet

Anesthetics	Bandages	Splints

Soaps	Curare

Surgical instruments (knives, forceps, tweezers)

Identification and treatment of hundreds common diseases and injuries, including brain and eye operations and surgery
This is just a partial listing of their accomplishments; a more complete list is found in the doctrine.
This list was taken directly from Charles A. Clough, Dawn of the Kingdom, ©1974, pp. 11–12, who credits Arthur C. Custance and his Doorway Papers, a series of over 50 papers by an Anglican creative thinker. Available from the author, Box 291, Brockville, Ontario, Canada, K6V5V5.2

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