What are the characteristics of western primitive architecture?

West Asia and the Mediterranean built Jordan and Anatolia (now Turkey), some of which can be traced back to 8000 BC. Another example is the Neolithic Knossos site on the Aegean Island. The residence is a semi-permanent straw shed. At the beginning of the first stage, the house was built of burnt adobe, and the walls were stone foundations. In the second half of the first phase, rammed soil was used to build houses on stone foundations. In the second phase, the houses are oriented in the same direction and the buildings are more planned.

Some European countries also build houses with stones, such as Scarabare in Orkney Islands, Scotland. /kloc-a violent storm in 0/850 blew out this long-buried Stone Age village, which was swallowed up by another storm about 3000 years ago. The houses in the village are all made of stone and connected by roads. The walls of the house protrude inward to form a flue, and the original wall may be smoothed with grass mud. There are stone beds, stoves and even stone dressing tables in the room. There are also some countries in Europe whose original buildings are wooden houses built on small lakes and islands. 1839, Sir Wilder visited some houses or semi-artificial islands on the Irish lake. They are usually made of slate, wood blocks and branches (also called rough wooden houses) and built on some small islands in Ireland. The first house visited by the jazz is located in Lagore, and the second house by the lake is located on Lake Lahan near Dunnon. Since then, more and more such houses have been discovered. Up to 1857, 46 houses have been recorded. In the winter from 1853 to 1954, Dr. Keller discovered the "precipitation forest" on the Swiss lake. He believes that the evidence of prehistoric people living here is equivalent to the evidence of recently confirmed Danish housing. However, these findings have not yet shown the characteristics of western architecture.