1. By: Gareth Evans

2.  Structures were made with different materials like clay, reeds, mats, woven lattices (for many different things) and sun-dried mud-brick (for tombs and temples mainly but also for regular buildings) and stone was scarce. Stones and minerals were transported by many places. There were different ways to quarry.

3. 1. Diorite 11. Pink Granite 2. Dolerite 12. Iron 3. Schist 13. Turquoise 4. Porphyry 14. Emerald 5. Basalt 15. Silver 6. Granite 16. Lapis Lazuli 7. Quartzite 17. Obsidian 8. Limestone 9. Sandstone 10. Alabaster (Calcite)

7. Way 1 Step 1 Cut grooves into rock with either copper chisel and mallet or a diorite pick. Step 2 Drive wooden wedges into grooves. Step 3 Pour water in grooves to swell the wood. Cold water poured on heated rock causes stone to crack.

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