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Showcase XXVI
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The closeness to the sea made fishing the most
simple and popular occupation of the Chersonites. For fishing, they used nets
and paternosters; big fish was speared with harpoons; various tackles with
fishhooks were applied, too.
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the vitrine, you can see fishing hooks and sinkers that were fastened to nets
and other tackles. Sinkers were manufactured in the form of small ceramic
pyramids and barrels with drilled-through holes, as well as in the form of lead
rings, or were made of stone fragments or flat ceramic fragments with through
holes.
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Museum halls
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Hall 1
Exhibition sections:
ВЕЛИКОЕ ПЕРЕСЕЛЕНИЕ НАРОДОВ_en; ГОРОДСКОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ_en; Army; Religion; МОНУМЕНТАЛЬНАЯ АРХИТЕКТУРА И ИСКУССТВО_en; ГОРОДСКОЕ СТРОИТЕЛЬСТВО_en; РЕМЕСЛА_en; СЕЛЬСКОЕ ХОЗЯЙСТВО И ПРОМЫСЛЫ_en; | Hall 2
Exhibition sections:
ОБРАБОТКА КОСТИ И ДЕРЕВА_en; ТКАЧЕСТВО И ПРЯДЕНИЕ_en; БЫТ_en; МОНЕТНОЕ ДЕЛО_en; ТОРГОВЛЯ_en; РУССКО-КОРСУНСКИЕ СВЯЗИ_en; | Hall 3
Exhibition sections:
СЕВЕРНОЕ ПРИЧЕРНОМОРЬЕ И ВИЗАНТИЯ В XII – XIII вв._en; |
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