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Rocks add thermal mass to the building, so the temperature does not vary as much during the day.
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What did australopithecus use to build their houses?
they built it out of pillows and candy canes. whoever edited this before me was a fail, they built their houses out of rocks and leaves.
What is the material that the spanish use to build their houses?
Clay or Brick
What did the Incas build their house out of?
I read that they were made out of rocks, mud and grass which was all mixed together.
What are two ways people can use rocks?
Ten things people use rocks for are: 1. To throw at people 2. To sharpen knives 3. To break windows 4. To "stone" people (and that is not a reference to drugs) 5. Some people, so it appears, use rocks to put on their makeup 6. To trip people 7. To paint 8. To build houses 9. To hammer 10. To make out with
Why do people use rocks to decorate their yards?
It's their Personal Choice. Just like why some people paint their houses yellow, others paint their houses red, or green...
Why are rocks important to science?
You use rocks and minerals every day! Here are some things that are made with rocks and minerals: Toothpaste -Jewelery -Drywall -Microchips Some houses are made out of stones (rocks).
What soils and rocks are houses made of?
is houses made of rok or soil
How do you build a tower?
Usually people or constructionists will build it with rocks, bricks and woods. But guess what? it's all a fairytale. try going to 'how to build a mountain shelter'!
Why are rock important to people?
Rocks are important to people and the earth because they provide a surface for us to walk on. They are also full of minerals and are used for building and making tools.
How were houses made in the Neolithic age?
with rocks...
Are big rocks broken into smaller rocks?
Yes big rocks are broken by man for their needs, like for roads and houses.
Does weathering cause rocks to build up?
No it doesn't because weathering causes rocks to break down not build up.
