u/ProtectionOwn3502

I read this book in elementary school and would like to read it again, the boy wants to be a goldsmith, he reports his brother to the law for being a graverobber, he eventually meets an old man who gives him a donkey so he can cut papyrus for money like the old man does, I think he eventually finances his ability to be a goldsmith but Im not sure, I would love if you guys could help me out

How long ago/what version was the game in when you could purify water with rusty tin cans from trash if you didnt have a cooking pot or jars I believe? Man Im 24 and I have literally grown up with this game and its crazy to think about, I feel like it isnt appreciated enough.

I have been having this problem lately with broken worlds that dont fill in, I have lost 2 or 3 saves to it after several hours of progress, This time I was doing an opening trade routes mission 3.1km away but before I even made it 1 KM I ran into an unrendered section of the map, I waited for it to render but nothing, I walked over it and fell through and toggled godmode and flew back up before I fell and died and logged out right next to the missing chunk to see if restarting the game might help but now after I hit spawn in world, I cant get in at all

Anyone else experience this? Any suggestions, I mean yeah its an unstable build but I would like my shit back lmao.

Im curious if the (relatively) intense alpha and beta at the surface of these plates has any self sterilizing effect similar to copper and silver

Obviously if there was food gunk stuck to it it would be shielded somewhat and have food for bacteria to reproduce and repair but Im curious if it could signifigantly hamper their exponential growth curve and would a plate we consider "clean" have less ambient bacteria and other microorganisms on it due to the effect.

Im just curious if anyone could give an estimate on how effective it could be if the inside was coated with either berylium or aluminum powder, Im primarily curious about aluminum powder.