New Hardwood From Manila to Build Chinese Emperor Tomb
Reports from San Antonio detail a Japanese wood known as a durable new hardwood destined for the Chinese emperor’s tomb. The material, extremely heavy and valued for mausoleum pillars, was tested in Pekin and Manila shipments hint at its commercial promise. John Hord plans to present samples in San Antonio at the November congress.
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