Some are made from wood, some from wattle and daub, and some from all three. Wattle is made from sticks which you weave together. And daub is the mud that we use to fill in the holes and bind it.

They lived in circular dwellings built from wattle and daub, a technique that combines wooden poles, reeds, and mud. The inhabitants dug silos into the rock to store agricultural products.

They lived in circular dwellings built from wattle and daub, a technique that combines wooden poles, reeds and mud. They dug silos into the rock to store agricultural products. Analysis shows that ...

Young people from across Sussex have been given the chance to learn new heritage skills at a taster day. The Heritage Skills Taster Day, which took place on March 19, was held at the Weald and ...

Leftover meat was smoked or salted to preserve it. The homes around the castles were made from wattle and daub. Not everyone could live in a big stone castle, the poorer people lived in small huts ...

When the castle was still a motte and bailey, the houses here would have been built of wattle and daub. When the alarm bell was rung the people would run to the castle for safety. Walk down the ...