Lebanese Debke Mud Roofs

In places where the dabke dance was performed the roofs were made of tree branches topped with mud and flattened. The changing weather conditions especially rainy winters rendered these roofs very fragile and prone to cracking which is why they needed to be forcefully stomped to make sure they would last. Due to weather changes the roof would crack and needed to be rebuilt again.

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