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Which materials were not used while making the New Stone Age houses?
Which materials were not used while making the New Stone Age houses?
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The correct options is B. Wattle and daub
The houses at the beginning of the New Stone Age were made of Wattle and daub.
During the prehistoric age, Wattle and daub a technique was used for the construction of the walls thousands of years ago.
Wattle is made up of wooden strips or thin branches. And Daub is made up of a mixture of wet soil, clay, sand, animal dung, and straw.
The daub applied to the wattle left to completely dry on the hut walls which provides safety to the hut from the rain, increase its solar reflectance, and enhance its appearance
Wattle and daub are still used in a different part of the world even today.
The correct options is B. Wattle and daub
The houses at the beginning of the New Stone Age were made of Wattle and daub.
During the prehistoric age, Wattle and daub a technique was used for the construction of the walls thousands of years ago.
Wattle is made up of wooden strips or thin branches. And Daub is made up of a mixture of wet soil, clay, sand, animal dung, and straw.
The daub applied to the wattle left to completely dry on the hut walls which provides safety to the hut from the rain, increase its solar reflectance, and enhance its appearance
Wattle and daub are still used in a different part of the world even today.
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