Mud Bricks
Wool was used to make portrait masks.
To make it easy to remember .
The material used to make ancient Greek homes was mud bricks that needed repair very often
Wheat
Linen was used to make Egyptian clothing throughout the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms. Linen was made from flax, and at best was transparent, though could sometimes be as crude as sack cloth.
Nothing, gazelles don't make homes. At most, it'll flatten the grass a little before lying down.
They used papyrus paper made from pressed and dried stalks of the papyrus plant
you use flax to make linen. The ancient Egyptians used linen for their clothes and for embalming mummies.
Material Culture refers to a culture that develops based upon certain distinct material objects that significantly change or make unique that culture. A good example would be the types of homes and home construction used in the USA between far northern homes and far southern homes. There is no rule of evidence specifically addressing culture or material culture so its use, in this case at least, is case specific. As a guess it could be that the presenter is attempting to show that the 'material culture' somehow affected the action or person involved in the case, IE: A mitigating circumstance.
What make-up was worn in Egyptian times, how was it applied and who wore it?
They don't make their homes, they live in anemones.
Elks make their homes out of Elk Home Making Kits