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The House No. 4
The remains of a building constructed on the same principle as the previously
mentioned shepherd’s dwelling. Four posts are driven into the ground, supporting
a square base of horizontal beams, upon which large branches, then smaller
branches, and finally the roof covering are supported. Along the perimeter of
the base, dry stone is stacked without any binding material. The building is in
very poor condition.
Figure 55. Remains of a stone wall built in drywall, columns and part of
the roof covering [Остаци каменог зида зиданог у сувозиду, ступци и
део кровног покривача]
