Here is a Bronze Age primitive house with thatch roof that was inspired by the 1200BC Dunch Hill roundhouse that was excavated by archeologists on the Salisbury Plains, England in 1995. Built with an Alder timber frame and hazel battens. Water reed thatch for the roof, and 8 different styles of wall. From wattle and daub, to "clunch" a chalk mix that sets like concrete. As well as post holes, there was also discovery of pottery shards, flint and most importantly, a bronze pin at the original site. This led people to believe that this was a bronze age discovery. Join us next time as we move into the Iron-Age!
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8 сен 2024
