What is another word for wattle and daub?
Pronunciation: [wˈɒtə͡l and dˈɔːb] (IPA) 
Wattle and daub is an age-old technique of constructing walls using woven sticks or branches and mud, clay, or similar materials. Synonyms for wattle and daub include cob, adobe, mudbrick, rammed earth, and strawbale. Cob is a similar building technique that uses a mixture of clay, earth, and straw to create walls. Adobe involves clay bricks, often dried in the sun, piled on top of one another and held in place with mud. Mudbrick is a similar technique to Adobe but involves making bricks from the soil, drying them in the sun, and using them to build walls. Rammed earth involves pounding damp soil into wooden forms to create walls, and strawbale involves using straw bales to create walls that are coated in plaster.
