Much Scandinavian architecture consisted of wooden frames filled with __________, or woven branches covered with mud or other substances.
A) mortar
B) waddle-and-daub
C) runes
D) louver

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Scandinavian architecture often used the waddle-and-daub technique, which involved weaving branches (waddles) and covering them with a mixture of mud, clay, or other substances (daub) to create walls. This technique was inexpensive and readily available, making it a popular choice for many buildings in the region. Mortar, runes, and louver are not typically used in this type of construction.

Much Scandinavian Architecture Consisted of Wooden Frames Filled with __________