THE FARM HOUSE |
The latrine toilette with a pit for excreta - was
usually a part of the farmhouse. This was for sanitary reasons and because
it was conveniet to have it linked to the dungheap.
THE FARM HOUSE
The farm house is a rectangularly planned, storied building with a
drying-frame - "kozolec" on the front side and an open shed at the right
side façade of the building. The building had different functions; on the
left there was a wine cellar and above it on the first floor was "pod"
- a place where grain was threshed with flails. At the right end of the
building was a stable - "štala" . Whereas the floor in the dwelling house
is made of clay, the floor in the stable is made of wood, which makes it
easier to clean the stables.
The exhibited tools are: a mill for fruit, a foot-driven grinding wheel,
a wine press - "preša", a tresher, a yoke - "telege", a handcart, a rake
for thatching, a wooden wheelbarrow - "šajterga", a quern -"šrotarca"... |
