Dežela kozolcev je prvi muzej na prostem s kozolci. Vanj je prestavljenih A različnih sušilnih naprav, ki izvirajo iz Mirnske doline, le ena je iz okolice Ivančne Gorice. Namen postavitve je prikaz razvoja kozolca v časovnem, prostorskem in socialnem pomenu od preprostih sušil do razvojno bogatih oblik dvojnih kozolcev – toplarjev.
Kozolec je samostojna ali ob drugo gospodarsko poslopje prislonjena sušilna naprava, najpogosteje izdelana iz lesa. Stoji na domačiji ali ločeno na polju oziroma travniku. V kozolcu so sušili in shranjevali žita, seno, koruzo, lan, konopljo, stročnice, odrezke gomoljnic, praprot in drugo. Zlasti dvojni kozolci so primerno mesto za hrambo orodja, kmetijske mehanizacije in vozov ter tudi gradbenega materiala in sodobnih vozil.
Kozolci so večstoletni dosežek poljedelskih in živinorejskih dejavnosti v okolju kmečkih, grajskih in samostanskih kmetijskih posesti. Izkazujejo izjemen čut za uporabo naravnih gradiv in mojstrstvo tesarske tradicije. Predvsem na Slovenskem so se kozolci razvili v več tipov in značilnih oblik, ki jim ne najdemo primerjav drugod po svetu. Prav zato je kozolec postal ena izmed prepoznavnosti Slovenije. Dežela kozolcev skuša njegovo kulturno vrednost posebej izpostaviti in predstaviti nam in svetu ter spodbuditi zanimanje lastnikov za ohranitev kozolcev.
V muzeju na prostem je zastopanih šest razvojno dokazanih tipov kozolcev na Slovenskem: trije enojni (enojni, enojni s plaščem, enojni vzporedni) in trije dvojni (nizki, kozolec na kozla in toplar).
Muzej se razprostira na B ha urejenih površin in ima C km dolgo mrežo sprehajalnih poti. V muzeju je najstarejši kozolec z letnico DEFG, kar ga uvršča med najstarejše ohranjene dvojne kozolce pri nas in na svetu.
Zaklad se nahaja na:
N45°a.b
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The Land of Hayracks is the first open-air museum of hayracks. It consists of A different drying structures originating from the Mirna Valley, except for one hayrack which comes from the vicinity of Ivančna Gorica. The museum’s purpose is to show the development of hayracks through time, space and social meaning from simple drying structures to complex forms of double hayracks – “toplars”.
A hayrack is a structure for drying crops standing independently or leaning against another outbuilding. Most frequently made of wood, a hayrack is situated at the homestead or separately on the field or meadow. Grains, hay, corn, flax, hemp, legumes, cuttings of tuberous plants and fern were dried and stored in it. A double hayrack is a particularly suitable place for storing tools, agricultural machinery and wagons as well as other building material and modern vehicles.
Hayracks present a centuries-long achievement of agricultural and livestock activities on country, castle and monastic agricultural estates. They reflect an extraordinary sense of using natural materials and mastery of carpenter’s tradition. Mainly in the Slovenian ethnic territory, hayracks evolved into several types and distinctive shapes which cannot be found elsewhere in the world. That is why the hayrack has become one of the most recognisable features of Slovenia. The Land of Hayracks attempts to emphasise as well as to present its cultural value and encourage people to preserve their hayracks.
The open-air museum consists of all six existing types of hayracks in the Slovenian ethnic territory: three single (single, single cloaked, single stretched) and three double hayracks (low, “goat” hayrack, linked hayrack – “toplar”).
The museum covers an area of B ha and comprises C km of paths suitable for walks. The oldest hayrack in the museum is dating back to DEFG, which is also one of the world’s oldest preserved double hayracks.
Cache can be found on:
N45°a.b
E015° c.d
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