What materials did the Israelities used to build their homes?

Explanation:Building materials were mainly stone, plaster or whitewash, and wood. The floor was generally made from hard, trampled down earth, although stable areas may have been paved with cobblestones. Roofs were flat, and made from beams, slats, and poles, which were covered with mud and chaff plaster.

Rooms in the home would have been divided by pillars, which were set upon short stub walls. Building materials were mainly stone, plaster or whitewash, and wood. The floor was generally made from hard, trampled down earth, although stable areas may have been paved with cobblestones.

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the answer is d. selective incorporation. (apex)