the Neolithic house at Butser Ancient Farm

The Neolithic house at Butser Ancient Farm is a reconstruction that provides insight into early farming communities in Britain, dating back to around 3000 BC. This roundhouse is made from natural materials like timber, earth, and thatch, showcasing how early people adapted their structures to the environment. It features a central hearth for cooking and heating, with spaces for living and sleeping. The design reflects a communal lifestyle, emphasizing connection to land and resources. Butser Ancient Farm serves as a living museum, allowing visitors to experience ancient agricultural practices and domestic life firsthand.