Rubblefilled
Rubblefilled is a term used to describe material, spaces, or structures that have been filled with rubble—pieces of broken stone, concrete, brick, and other demolition debris. It is used in construction, archaeology, and demolition planning to indicate that voids or gaps have been occupied with rubble rather than with clean fill or soil.
In construction and engineering, rubble-filled backfill can be used to stabilize foundations, create bulk for grading,
In archaeology and historic preservation, rubble-filled contexts may occur when cavities or cores within walls are
Environmentally, demolition rubble is often recycled as crushed concrete aggregate or used as structural fill, lowering
Etymology: rubblefilled is a compound formed from rubble and filled, used primarily in professional contexts to