LFarm Archaeological Melrand to discover during your stay in our cottage in Brittany in the Morbihan.
Farm Archaeological Melrand
Farm Archaeological Melrand to discover during your stay in our cottage in Brittany in the Morbihan.
Farm Archaeological Melrand (56)
The village of Lann Gouh (old moor in Breton) is built atop a hill like many villages in this period. The village was enclosed, protected by an embankment.
The houses and outbuildings, cleared during excavations around a central square, place of living and village community.
Clearing work in 1986 revealed the presence of many other relics ... Today, some buildings of 40 to 50 square meters were restored.
The House of the peasants in the Middle Ages
In this house, the ground is sloping. On one side stood the men and women in the upper part. On the other side were in the lower part, the animals. The house was thus shared so that the urine of animals does not run on the side of humans. The animals, allowed to warm the house. This assembly formed a single piece.
The home ...
At
the center of this room was the fireplace. Smoke vented through the
doors. The house was very smoky. Smoke dried up the frame and
thatched roof. She was away pests like rodents that could damage the
roof, while staying in the "straw" The fire was used to cook food and heat the house. In a corner of the room stood a bed made of straw and ferns. There was no window and it was very dark ...
MELRAND village of the first millennium presents different aspects of rural life in Central Britain 1000 years ago. Through the ruins of a village, reconstructions of buildings, an experimental garden and rustic breeds, the entire medieval world campaigns is evoked vividly and science at a time.
Since the summer, the entire village of Lann Gouh lives at the time of the year one thousand. The garden offers a sampling of cultures dye, medicinal and culinary, recalling the lifestyle of our distant ancestors.
M. Clainche archaeologist, who is responsible for maintaining and organizing the visit to this archaeological site, moved back to basics at this meeting with our ancestors, once self-sufficient living in this village.
Archaeological excavations can discover the infrastructure of the village abandoned by its inhabitants as the remains found.
The reconstruction of houses, barns, the barn, the barn and bread oven, according to the excavations, gives visitors a spectacular dive into our heritage.
Back to basics enjoyed by young and old.