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kaylorynnie kaylorynnie
  • 16-11-2015
  • History
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Human dwellings in early Mesopotamia were made of

bricks and wood.

stones and clay.

mud and grass.

steel and concrete.

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 27-11-2015

Generally speaking, human dwellings in early Mesopotamia were made of "bricks and wood" although it should be noted that sometimes these bricks were made up mud. 

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haileywebb8
haileywebb8 haileywebb8
  • 30-01-2019

it was made of bricks and wood so A would be the answer

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