mud
Mesopotamia had fertile soil and lots of trees. But then the Mesopotamians came along and cut down all the trees and made their houses with them so they ran out of trees and then started making houses with mud bricks. So now Mesopotamia is a large area with lots of old houses between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Mesopotamia has very level lands with mountains in the distance. It has ziggarats, temples, and large and small houses all made out of mud bricks. The Mesopotamians were very smart and they were able to make all those structures out of mud bricks. Mud bricks are very hard to make and its a surprise that Mesopotamians were able to discover how to make them. You have to take clay, sand mud, and water and mix them together with a binding of either rice husks or wheat and then let them dry for 25 days in the sun. When their finished they look like normal bricks except there brown and that's what Mesopotamia looks like.
Sumerian houses were built out of sun-dried bricks. Sometimes, before the bricks were dried, the mixture would be mixed with straw to make the bricks sturdier.
sun-dried mud or clay
Most houses are made of bricks and some are made of timber.
They used mud to build houses in mesopotamia but mud can crumble easily. If they used thick layers of mudd it would be ok i guess
because they taste better that way.
To make brick blocks which are used to build houses. You can make brick blocks by put 4 bricks together in a 2x2 square.
A lot of people in Malawi make their own houses out of bricks that they make from mud. These houses have a red appearance. Other houses are built of wood or stone.
Bricks are made by pressing clay into a brick shape then leaving it to dry in the sun
bricks, concrete, wood, metals, glass, ceramics
bricks werer important because people used it to make houses and elephants.
people cut down trees and start building the shape of other houses they make bricks and use a special glue or something that will stick it together and it'll make a house shape so people can live in shelter