Rosati and Warneken showed that the cognitive capacities needed for this process like patience and planning are present in chimpanzees. Michael Pollan supported an evolutionary hypothesis regarding this process in a (-5[1])book framed around the four elements. A chimpanzee with a drawn hat appears on the cover of a book about how this process “Made Us Human” by Richard (15[1]-5[2])Wringham, (-5[1])who (-5[1])argued (-5[1])it led to an increase in brain (-5[1])size. A (10[2])(*) triangle (-5[1])classifying (10[1])kinds of this process includes axes (-5[1])labeled “unchanged” to “changed” and“culture” to “nature”; that model appears in Mythologiques, whose first volume contrasts material that has and hasn’t (10[1])undergone this process. Limited (-5[1])access to wood led to the practice (10[2])of (10[1])using cow dung as fuel for this process (-5[1])in India. (10[1]0[1]-5[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name this process traditionally done with a tandoor or wok. (10[1])■END■ (10[12]0[1])