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The 13 pages that link to Mudbrick, each with the reason it gives.

• ÇatalhöyükRelated: Residents built their closely packed houses chiefly from mudbrick.

• JerichoRelated: Mudbrick construction shaped Jericho’s houses and later settlement layers.

• ZigguratRelated: Mudbrick formed the bulk of many ziggurats, while baked brick protected exposed surfaces.

• Neolithic architectureRelated: Mudbrick formed walls at many early farming settlements, including Çatalhöyük and Jericho.

• Persian architectureRelated: Mudbrick construction complemented monumental stonework in ancient Persian palaces and cities.

• PylonRelated: Mudbrick construction shaped many pylons, though major surviving examples use stone.

• Pre-Pottery NeolithicRelated: Mudbrick made durable houses possible before fired bricks and widespread pottery.

• Abbasid architectureRelated: Mudbrick suited the scale and local resources of major Abbasid projects in Iraq.

• Ziggurat of UrRelated: Sun-dried mudbrick formed much of the ziggurat’s massive internal structure.

• Pre-Pottery Neolithic BRelated: Mudbrick construction became widespread in PPNB settlements.

• Chogha ZanbilRelated: Mudbrick formed the ziggurat’s massive core.

• History of constructionRelated: Mudbrick enabled early settled communities to build durable walls from local materials.

• Architecture of MesopotamiaRelated: Sun-dried mudbrick was abundant and formed the walls of most Mesopotamian buildings.