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These are the hearts of everyday life. Look for an open hearth or stove for fireplaces. The heart (hɑːrθ) is a place in the house where a fire is kept and it is traditionally used to love the house, and for "cooking." It usually consists of at least one horizontal heart stone. Hearths are usually made of brick or stone. For centuries, the heart has been such an integral part of the home, usually its central, most important feature. In modern times, we have the advent of central heating, or the house is heated by an electric stove or heater, and food is prepared by a kitchen stove. Optional microwave, toaster or other appliances. Thus, many houses built in the 20th and 21st centuries do not have hearths. However, many homes still have stoves that still serve the purpose of warmth, cooking, and comfort.    
     
Oven with kitchen utensils.      
     
In the pre-industrial era, in many places, the heart was usually upright in the room (like an open house), the smoke rising, և rising, from the room to the roof. Later, the hearth was moved to the side of the room and a chimney was placed.    
     
In fireplace design, the hearth is the part of the fireplace where the fire burns, which usually consists of firebricks, at floor level, or above, below.    
     
Archaeological features.    
     
In the Byzantine Empire, a hearth tax,, known as Kapniko, was first explicitly mentioned during the reign of Nisphor I (802-811), the context of which suggests that it was already old at the time of its founding.    
     
Hearths  in England were taxed on May 19, 1662. The payer had to pay two shillings a year, half to Michaelmas and half to Lady's Day. The announcements were made to the Secretary of Peace from 1662 to 1688.    
     
The tax was abolished by William III in 1689. The last gathering was for that year's Lady's Day. It was abolished in Scotland in 1690.    
     
These heart rate records are important to local historians as they show the size of each house currently estimated. The number of hearths is generally proportional to the size of the house. Estimates can be used to show the number of smaller and smaller houses in և location. Not all rooms have a fireplace, and not all homes have the same size fireplace, so they are not the exact size of a house. The University of Rohampton has an ongoing program that distributes home tax data nationwide, providing a set of standard wealth zones that apply to each country.    
     
Published lists are available for multiple returns, and original documents are available at the Public Registry Office. The most informative returns, many of which have been published, take place between 1662-1666 and 1669-1674.    
     
Religion.    
     
In Greek mythology, Hestia is the goddess of the hearth, while in Roman mythology, Vesta played the same role.    
     
In ancient Persia, according to Zoroastrian tradition, sacrifices and prayers were made at every hearth.    
     
Spirit Level is a term for a family unit or local cult group in pagan tradition.    
     
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