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The aim is to explore the role of fire-hardened daub in Neolithic architecture and its relationship with agrarian practices.

Earthen architecture and taskscapes in Neolithic northwestern Greece

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Investigation of earthen architecture reveals insights into Neolithic life, integrating material practices with agrarian rhythms.

The aim is to explore the role of fire-hardened daub in Neolithic architecture and its relationship with agrarian practices.
Analyzed fire-hardened daub from systematically studied archaeological sites.
Employed both macroscopic and microscopic data for comprehensive insights.
Focused on the construction process's spatiotemporal context and its relation to the agrarian calendar.
Daub assemblages act as high-resolution archives reflecting Neolithic life's rhythm and complexities.
Analysis provides insights into the synchronization of building activities with environmental rhythms.

Dimitris Kloukinas (2026) studied this question.

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