Neolithic architectural traditions: pest control, chimney cleaning & log building @neolithicarch

Modern practices such as pest control, chimney cleaning, and log cabin construction are best understood as extensions of Neolithic architectural traditions.

Since the management of hearth systems at Çatalhöyük, the defensive storage of grain at Jericho, and the timber-framed houses of Thessaly reveal that ventilation, protection from pests, and durable wood construction were already central concerns of early settled life, and remain foundational to how humans build and maintain their environments today.