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Homestead represents the most common structure in all old villages. This ancestral home generally included living quaters for the owner family, a small stable for domestic animals, a barn for storage of hay, a small granary for storage of grain, and a cellar in the ground. All buildings of this type were basically very similar in terms of their overall design and differed mainly in their size. A homestead could either be a part of a village or isolated, as was characteristic for mountainous regions. Search for a reseller to: Order Get More Information Get Pricing Details |
