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Figure 15. A member of the Gara tribe in front of a house. The house has a stone
wall built in dry stone. The roof is in the form of a calotte covered with grass tied
in bundles [Припадник племена Гара испред куће. Кућа у основи има зид
од камена зиданог у сувозиду. Кров је у форми калоте покривене са травом
повезаном у снопове]

Shepherd’s Dwelling and Stone Cattle Shed

The shepherd’s dwelling and cattle shed are located in a waterless area
with sparse, low vegetation. In this area, the dwelling and shed were built from
available wood and stone.
The cattle shed is located in a valley, while the shepherd’s dwelling is
situated on a slightly elevated ridge. The cattle shed is approximately 10 meters
in diameter and oval in shape, tending towards a circle. It is built using dry
stone masonry with 10 to 12 layers of stone. The stone wall is about 150 cm