Inventory | Ethnography | Collare
- Common name
- Collar
- Material
- leather, iron
Description
The collar was attached to the horses to enable them to pull the chariot. The double support with a sinuous shape ending in a tapered cone, turned outward, joined the two elements by means of a leather strap. The shoeing, consisting of a hook and loop on each side, allowed the animal's neck to be tied by means of straps. It was an essential tool in agricultural work, facilitating the transport of loads and improving the efficiency of rural activities.
Use
- Areas of use
- agro-sylvo-pastoral activities
- Specific use
- towing animal
- Craft
- farmer
Preserved specimen
Padded leather collar ending in a kind of tapered horn tending outward. Elements fitted with identical shoeing consisting of iron hooks and rings
Cataloging
- SIRBeC
- 7s030-00138
