Most Neolithic architecture in Germany and central Europe consisted of wood posts supporting a central beam or
A) ridgepole.
B) thatch.
C) megalith.
D) capstone.

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The use of wood posts supporting a central ridgepole was a common feature in Neolithic architecture in Germany and central Europe, as seen in structures like longhouses and megalithic tombs. Thatch, megaliths, and capstones were also used in various ways, but they were not as ubiquitous as posts and ridgepoles.

Most Neolithic Architecture in Germany and Central Europe Consisted of Wood