What kind of homes did the Ancient Egyptians live in?

Answer 1

mud houses for the commoners and lime stone for the royality and priests.

Answer 2

Houses of the Ancient Egyptians were built out of bricks made from mud The mud was collected in leather buckets and taken to the building site. Here workers added straw and pebbles to the mud to strengthen the bricks. This mixture was then poured into wooden brick frames or molds. The bricks were left out in the sun to dry and to cure. These dwellings deteriorated after time, and new ones were built right on top of the crumbled material, creating hills called tells. Only buildings that were meant to last forever were made of stone. After the house was built it was covered with plaster, very similar to the technique used in adobe housing in the American Southwest. Inside of the house, the plaster was often painted with either geometric patterns or scenes from nature. The interior of the houses were cool as the small windows let in only a little light.
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Answer 3

Mudbricks were made from the riverbed, mixed with plant matter amd placed in a mold to be dried. These bricks made the walls of the common homes. The roofs were made from plants woven together. Beds were also from woven plants, with probably skins and cloth on top.

Answer 4

if you look around thebes you will see that ancients lived in the same type of dwelling as today mud brick and stone dwellings the priests and pharaos lived in the palaces known today as temples, they also made dwellings of reed as seen the moses palace in Iraq, this has been refurbished and made new as time needed.first built for moses,on the banks of the river

Answer 5

depending on social standing the poor ones would live in huts made out of dirt and grasses rich ones such as government officials would live in large stone buildings