Most of the houses in the Middle Ages were built of wattle and daub. The builder made a frame of timber, and the open areas in the frame were filled in with wattle, which was woven from strips of wood that were narrow enough to be flexible for weaving. The walls were finally filled in with daub, which was mostly made of mud.
In some places, where there were insufficient supplies of straw, wood, and so on, cottages were made of stone. Even roofs were made of stone in places.
Brick was used in many places, but not usually inexpensive housing. Believe it or not, some castles were built of brick.
Log cabins were also built, in northern Europe.
Medieval sleeping pallets were typically made from straw, hay, or rushes, which were placed on a wooden frame or directly on the ground for sleeping.
No. It was wood or stone.
Most properties were made of wood, wattle and daub. Peasants (the lowly people) were exceptionally poor , working just to be able to eat. Comforts were non existent, beds on flooring often using hay or branches to make seating and bedding. Those with money often land lord and gentry had a completely difference life - houses of stone, wood flooring and servants
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mudThe houses were made out of bricks that were made of mud and straw. They put a mixture of mud and straw in a brick mold and left it in the sun to dry out.
the city houses are made out of brick where as the village houses are made out of mud and straw
They use straw to make houses in the continent of Africa. They are very poor to use bricks in Kenyan and in the eastern part of Africa!
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Medieval sleeping pallets were typically made from straw, hay, or rushes, which were placed on a wooden frame or directly on the ground for sleeping.
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.
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By using leather
There was no New Jersey in medieval times.
Surprisingly around 1 million dollars in todays money! You had to be wealthy to build one but medieval peasants where very rich.
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They asked the Stonemasons to do it
The Three Little Pigs used different materials for their houses: straw, sticks, and bricks. The first pig built his house with straw, the second one used sticks, and the third one built a sturdy house with bricks to protect themselves from the wolf.