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Wattling
/ˈwɒt.lɪŋ/noun / verb
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Wattling refers to a traditional construction technique where flexible branches, twigs, or strips are woven together to form walls, fences, or barriers, often coated with mud or plaster for added strength. This method, rooted in ancient building practices, is valued today for its sustainability and low environmental impact, making it popular in eco-friendly architecture and rural DIY projects.
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Wattling has been discovered in archaeological sites dating back over 7,000 years, such as the Neolithic settlements in Çatalhöyük, Turkey, where it formed the basis of early mud-brick homes, showcasing how this simple method influenced the dawn of permanent human settlements.
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