What did houses look like in England 200 BC?

In England during 200 BCE, most houses were round thatched-roof huts. These huts commonly had walls framed by wooden posts that were intertwined with woven branches and covered with mud plaster. The roofs of these huts were made from bundles of straw or reeds that were thatch together and sometimes waterproofed with animal fat or tar. The entrance to these houses was usually a small door cut into the wooden frame and covered with animal skin or a wooden door. Windows in these huts were uncommon, and if present, they were usually small openings covered with animal skin or wooden shutters.