Large house with two rooms CE16

Continuous benches and a pottery kiln were documented in one room, leading researchers to interpret the space as a place for craft work. The presence of the kiln suggests that part of it may have remained uncovered. A hearth and several grinding stones were found in the other room, associated with household tasks such as preparing food and processing grain.

The layout helps us imagine a house where different activities took place side by side, in areas set aside for specific needs. Notice how the remains of a kiln, a bench or a grinding stone make it possible to propose how each room was used. It is this evidence, rather than size alone, that helps reconstruct what went on inside the house.