Wattle and Daub is an another ancient building method that is still practiced in many parts of the world. Wattle and Daub houses have been found across Europe, Asia, North and South America with some houses as old as 6000 years and is still used in many parts of the world today.
The wattle is a lattice of thin branches woven between upright stakes to form either free standing or fixed panels for walls.
The daub is the sticky material you add to wattle the daub is often made up of the wet soil, clay, sand, hair, dung and straw.
example of wattle before you daub it