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According to the french traveller tavernier the majority of houses in varanasi during 1th centuary were made of what?

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Answered by writersparadise

Most houses in Varanasi, during this visit in 1665 had walls made of mud and clay. Some had walls made of stones and roof made with slate. According to his records, wood was also used in construction of some houses.

Jean Baptiste Tavernier (1605 – 1689) was an intrepid traveller, who was also a dealer of precious stones. He travelled extensively covering Persia and India.

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