Russkii byt XIII - XV vekov

This book, sections of which are written by the largest domestic historians, tells about how the Russian life was arranged for two centuries after the invasion of Baty, when there were "mnosia hails are captured" and the villages "deserted and forested by zarastosha." Despite the established religion, life gradually took its toll. The reader learns in which houses lived citizens and villagers, what transport used, on what ways moved, what techniques were used in agriculture and what crafts were engaged. As well as what grains and vegetables were grown, what was harvested in the forest, what meat was consumed and what fish was valued, what they drank and what dishes were preferred. And also about what clothes, hats and shoes were worn, what styles preferred, what fabrics, skins and other materials were in motion. And about what money paid for all this and how the monetary systems of different lands in the second half of the 15th century merged into one, which played an important role in the creation of a single Russian state.