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Iron Age engineers used recycled ceramics in hydraulic mortar at Tell el-Burak Lebanon, new study reveals
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Iron Age engineers used recycled ceramics in hydraulic mortar at Tell el-Burak Lebanon, new study reveals
Archaeologists working at the Phoenician site of Tell el-Burak in Lebanon have uncovered an intriguing discovery that sheds new light on Iron Age construction technology. In a Scientific Reports paper, scientists describe the first known use of hydraulic lime plaster in the region, with a surprising level of innovation achieved through recycling ceramic fragments. Tell […]
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