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Definitions from the WebWattle and DaubDescriptionWattle and daub is a traditional construction method that involves weaving thin branches, called wattle, and covering them with a mixture of clay, mud, or straw, known as daub. This technique has been used for centuries in various cultures to create durable and eco-friendly structures. Examples of UseNoun: Construction MaterialThe house was built using wattle and daub, providing excellent insulation against the harsh weather. The archaeologists discovered the remains of an ancient wattle and daub wall. Noun: Building TechniqueThe skilled craftsmen demonstrated the art of wattle and daub at the local fair. My grandfather taught me how to construct a wattle and daub shelter in the woods. Related Products: | ||||
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