we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, to feel the connection between times of generations, to simply notice, and yet every day adds up.

in such a familiar view , real traditions are formed from simple happy moments. we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors. we value the past for our present. belarus 24.

visually, it is clear for sure that this is a coin, a thin coin, yes, it is most likely that it is a billon, that is, low-grade silver, and what kind of coin it is, we will figure it out a little later, wow.

yes, now it is clear what kind of coin it is, half-groschen of alexander jagiellon, 1495, 1520, these coins were issued at this time, as indicated by the age of the coin, in 1706 the castle was surrendered, that is, well, we can say that this is the end of the žabersk castle, this is evidence that 200 years before the surrender of the castle , some historical events took place on this territory, direct evidence, we will give the coin to the academy of sciences, i think that for historians... this will also be important

information. this coin does not have a great, but mystic value, but in the context of the history of the castle, i think. as soon as i have free time, i'm here, why is the village called staromlyny, once in this village there was a large mill, and what's interesting, many, almost even in every yard there were small windmills, that is, such for personal

use, there were many of them, i remember exactly one, here is one i still remember, my mother said today that practically in every house, well, and what the village always lived on, this is of course, the yaselda river, yaselda is fishing, here, what was also interesting, everything was fairly divided between everyone, everyone had on the river his own piece of land, where a person would sail to, catch fish there, fish, and it was considered bad manners to stop by, let's say, to sail to another person's place, to catch fish from him, but this almost never happened, everyone lived in harmony. eh, everyone caught fish, traded fish, now, of course, there is less fish, unfortunately, and - there are fewer people in the village, but i hope that we will restore the village, there is an interesting idea of ​​creating such an eco-community, we want people to buy old houses, restore them and

accommodated tourists, we are preparing an interesting, chic program, in general there are ideas and in this way it seems to me that it is really possible to revive the village. that is, if people are interested, will buy houses, and will take care of them, here you go, let it be a village of this type of dacha, they will come, let's say, from larger cities for the weekend, but still the village will come to life, so this is the task that is literally in front of me, i have, of course, like-minded people here, here the village council of khomsky helps a lot of course with these ideas, so we will try, i'm just 100% sure, if i'm here... it's interesting, there will be many people who might also be interested here, kayaking, cycling routes, i can tell you about an interesting excursion, in general there is something to see here and you can really relax here, well, i

'm a musician by profession, i do music, i have many projects, i write songs, i'm a composer. but my roots are exactly those roots that a person feels, they are here, in the village of staromlyiny, rechtskaya region, drahichensky district, and it turned out that here i have organized, so to speak, another specialty, but it is not a specialty, it is just a hobby, i am interested in history, i study the history of my native land, of these places directly, and the history of these places is rich, interesting, therefore, when i come here, i forget that i am a musician, that i am engaged in music, but the village of staromlyny is still beginning

to revive, maybe not at such an accelerated pace as i would like, but still it is happening, now i am going to visit my friend, and he lives in khomsk, this is the chairman of the khomsky village council, alexander nikolaevich zaveroch. germany is delighted here at the moment we

are participating in the program on landscape for the development of rural settlements pomerikeli local population under this program you can here ... the creation of agro-estates, taking into account the old towns, nearby a river, forest, mushrooms, berries, so infected with positive energy, such a positive aura, here so that the whole day there is enough energy, yes, let 's see, come in, alexander, we enter, immediately, what do we see, a russian stove, a russian stove, remember how you, you have a similar house, your grandfather, and if grandma gets porridge from the stove and then to kenya, remember, today, today nina vasilievna tavkeya will cook.

decree on the acquisition of empty houses for a basic amount, here we have a sleeping area for rest, so so, well, this is a potyphon and in the attic. silence, birds, nature, great, yes,

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i like to talk with local residents, even if, for example, not on some historical topics, but just come and talk, you with about

my great-grandmother and great-grandfather maria and alexander, grandmother and grandfather, lyubov and vasily lived in this house, now my parents live there, well, and i, when i come, i relax here, of course, i come often, as soon as i have a free minute, of course i strive to come here, i relax here. we have many guests, there is always someone visiting here, and we came up with such a tradition, we did not start a guest book, we started a guest wall, everyone who comes, leaves an autograph on this wall, and you can immediately understand who was here, we had

germans, transbaikalians, even a chinese woman was here as a guest. guests come, i convincingly ask everyone to sign the wall and here let's say, here is erkelens in staromlyn, these are friends from germany, here is a cheerful biker, my friend, a motorcyclist, 69 years old, he has been riding, as a guy he was visiting, here are the transbaikalians , here they celebrated my mother-in-law's anniversary, tom is 85 years old, this is our guest wall. mom was born in khomsk , they immediately moved here to staromlyn and lived here all her life, entered the institute in brest, she stayed in brest, and dad, he was born in the city, grew up in the city, but now he lives here, and you can't lure him out of here, verochka, you like potatoes, yes, and i do too i always loved it, in our village everyone loves

potatoes, and do you know what we call them, like mashed potatoes? potatoes are called tovkenya, and today i'll show you how we're going to make them, tovkenya, grandma boiled potatoes, you see, now we'll make mashed potatoes, we 'll add fried lard with onions here so that our potatoes are tastier, and we'll mix everything, it's such a simple but very tasty dish, smell how delicious it smells, yes, you like it, now we've made that... mashed potatoes, the way you like them, and then there's a special iron bowl, we put this puree in a bowl, and then, you know where, grandpa heated the stove, we 'll put it in the stove, this potato will brown, it will be very tasty, take it, well, i've never eaten anything so

tasty, we'll put it in the oven and let our tavkenya bake there, mommy made tavkenya, my beloved niece helped her, well, what are we going to try to eat now, this is the taste from childhood, oh how beautiful, come on here, oh, my mouth is watering, well, take some, well , sit down, eat too, what, can't wait, hurry up, we'll put it on, delicious, yes, what is remarkable about this place, it was here that the žaber castle used to be, the castle

of the dolskys, the vishnevetskys, at first it belonged to the dolskys, then it belonged to the vishnevetskys, nearby, the village of žaber, when tourists come to this place, they expect to see a castle, in fact, now there are no buildings, the castle itself is gone now, only the territory on which that very castle was located remains here, and in general i am inclined to think that this is not a castle, it is more of a fortress, inside was, well, that very house where they lived vishnevetsky, interestingly, from... on the yaselda river, a very clear place to build a castle, that is, nature itself made this place, you couldn't think of a better place, on the territory of the castle at that time... there were about 57 guns, this was at that time, and what time was it? 300 years ago, during the northern war, this castle was stormed by the well-known charles x. he approached

the castle and offered to surrender. butman, the head of security, the commandant at that time, of the castle, said that we will not surrender. then, charles x from pinsk drove up his main forces and... a volley was fired at the castle, after that he received another offer from butman to surrender the castle, well, you know, like a mercenary, a hireling, no homeland, no flag, so he simply decided to surrender the castle, this is one of the versions of how this castle was surrendered, a memorial sign installed next to the castle, on this memorial sign there is an engraving, supposedly of this castle, but... i know for sure that this is not so, this engraving does not correspond to reality, the images have not survived.

not far from here, in the village of staravny i grew up, since childhood i have always been interested in history of the zabber castle, i fantasized. on the topic of what it was like, it seemed to me that there are a lot of interesting legends connected with it, there is no castle here, no walls, but what now lies in this bypass channel, what still lies on the territory of the castle, i think that this can be studied for many, many years, this historical pearl of ours, will still be somehow more promoted, maybe it will be added to tourist routes, well, i really, really want this, when i found out that there will be a

archaeologists to carry out the work, naturally i dropped everything and came here, met the head of the excavations, in this place with this very bypass ditch, which was dug by hand, fragments were raised, wooden fragments. bridge and a sturmfal, which was perfectly preserved, you could say, in ilu, here in this, that is, there was no access to oxygen, and well, what is a sturmfal, a sturmfal is a sharpened log that was installed along the perimeter of the castle so that the stormers, well, so to speak, life did not seem like a piece of cake, so that it would be more difficult for them storm the castle, so from here parts of the bridge were raised, it was determined that... it was here that the bridge was located, through which one could get into the castle territory, and literally from this place about five or six

mortar bombs were raised. we'll beat them, raise them, raise them! yes, if you walk around the castle. then artifacts can be found right under your feet, here's a small piece of ceramics, who knows, maybe vishnevetsky himself drank from this jug, although it's unlikely, most likely, someone from the castle guard drank from this jug, vishnevetsky, as they were, they were not a poor, noble family, the dishes were probably more expensive, no, probably more expensive, i am sure. now we are on the site of one of the bastions of the zhabersky castle, which

like an arrow sticks into the viaselda, basically all the routes were introductory, ships passed here, vessels passed here, and if you have control over this section, you have control over the entire river, and i suppose, this... i think that vishnevetsky himself, once 300 years ago, went out to this bastion, stood, breathed deeply, enjoyed our beautiful polish landscapes. since early childhood, i dreamed of finding a treasure, i found this treasure, it happened completely by chance, most likely, that during the planting of this pine forest, a plow was... a coin treasure was turned out, what was the coin treasure, these are 15 silver and about 80 copper coins, salted coins, baratinok, as they are called,

the rest of the coins were shestaki, belonovye. these are medieval coins of the time of the dolsky vishnevetsky castle. what did it represent? firstly, next to there were two metal buttons in the warehouse, and some coins, copper, stuck together. from this i concluded that it was a wallet. who could have left a wallet here? locals, it's not far from the village of jaber, locals call this place the barracks. and i think so. that here, in this very place , there were barracks in which the guards of the jaber castle lived, and most likely, someone from the guards received their wages, since they were mostly mercenaries, and hid this wallet in the barracks, probably the assault began and the person, the castle guard, stayed in the castle during the assault, naturally he defended the castle, he did not return here, because naturally, if

he had returned to take these coins - he would have taken them, i handed over these coins to the academy of sciences on accountability, now this coin treasure is in pinsk, in the local history museum, well , the treasure does not have any great mystic value, but in the historical context, in the context of the history of the castle, of course, this is a valuable find, he who seeks will always find. i was not specifically looking for the treasure, i was just studying the area near the village of zhaber, the area near the veshnivetsky castle, i advise everyone to watch their step more often, for which, while studying the interesting area around my village staramlyny, i came to this very place,

this place is located not far from the village, like... and by chance on a molehill, well, what is a molehill? a molehill is when a mole lifts up into the ground, i saw fragments of ceramics, i saw flint chips, and i photographed them and sent them to the academy of sciences. these materials reached mikolai mikolaievich krovoltsevich, he is a well-known. specialist in academy of sciences, specifically on the bronze age, he came here, to this place, i brought him - to this island, he made a pit, we laid the pit according to all the laws of archeology, and - were slightly amazed from one pit meter by meter, a whole package of artifacts, materials was obtained, which he then studied for about six months, after that he organized - real excavations,

archaeologists came here, i was responsible, responsible for volunteers, gathered volunteers, participating in the excavations as a volunteer, i took my son with me, last year, in the year before last they were digging, even my wife and daughter, like me - found this bronze age site, approximately a face, here... if you look here, those same molehills, where the mole dug the earth, right here now on these molehills, an experienced eye, i'm not afraid of this word, can determine, here is ceramics, a piece, here is a piece of ceramics again, here are flint chips, here for example, on

this piece. you can see traces of a certain ornament, that is, aesthetics was always present 5,000 years, 6,000 years ago, humanity has always loved beauty, an experienced specialist who would take this piece of ceramics in his hands right now, he would determine what culture it is, he would date it, this is a reason for excavations, what else would i like to tell you -