Question

what is the most ancient form of housing known to archaeologists?​

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Answer:

The Jarshof archaeological site is one of the best-preserved and remarkable sites ever excavated in the British Isles. The large archaeological site features remains and from several different eras, including, late Neolithic houses, a Bronze Age village, a Viking longhouse, a Medieval farmstead, and Iron Age broch and wheelhouses.

Although the oldest remains are pottery from the Neolithic era, the oldest houses date back to the late Bronze Age, around 800 BCE. These early houses were a complex of beehive stone huts that were separated by internal buttresses. Around 200 BCE, a newer settlement was built on top of the older huts. These newer houses were also circular and made of stone, but were more spacious.