There is a museum which you must visit in Skrip, the oldest settlement on the island of Brac. The place itself is about 3000 years old and is located in the interior of the island. Island Brac Museum in Skrip credibly describes the long tradition and the culture of life on the island. It is located in a complex of traditional houses that are partly surrounded by Illyrian walls. The ambiance itself leaves an indelible mark in all senses and mystifying beauty of the Dalmatian island of Brac. The museum was founded in 1979 but includes a Roman mausoleum built in the late 3rd century in the time of Emperor Diocletian.
The museum contains three collections: archaeological, culture-historical and ethnographic collection. The archaeological collection is artifacts from the Stone Age through to the first written monument of the Croatian language, which is all found on the island. Here you can introduce useful items found in a cave Kopacina which is located 500 meters from the quarry near the village Donji Humac. There is also a drain of Povaljane threshold which is the oldest monument in the Croatian language on the island. A herculean figure is early Christian finding from the 6th century, and perhaps one of the most popular exhibits in the wide and interesting collection.
Cultural and historical collection describes the period after the arrival of Croats on this rugged and scenic areas. Here you can find out a good deal on the development of the economy of the island through history with an emphasis on the rich architectural and maritime traditions and see the furniture of wealthy families that have lived on the island. The diverse literary heritage testifies of the cultural consciousness with its roots deep in the past.
The ethnographic collection relates to the world of laborers who were engaged in wine, olive growing, fishing and, above all, the stone carving. The way of life they had will bring you closer to the island and awake nostalgia that only peaceful and drowsy island knows. Search for accommodation in Brac.
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The museum contains three collections: archaeological, culture-historical and ethnographic collection. The archaeological collection is artifacts from the Stone Age through to the first written monument of the Croatian language, which is all found on the island. Here you can introduce useful items found in a cave Kopacina which is located 500 meters from the quarry near the village Donji Humac. There is also a drain of Povaljane threshold which is the oldest monument in the Croatian language on the island. A herculean figure is early Christian finding from the 6th century, and perhaps one of the most popular exhibits in the wide and interesting collection.
Cultural and historical collection describes the period after the arrival of Croats on this rugged and scenic areas. Here you can find out a good deal on the development of the economy of the island through history with an emphasis on the rich architectural and maritime traditions and see the furniture of wealthy families that have lived on the island. The diverse literary heritage testifies of the cultural consciousness with its roots deep in the past.
The ethnographic collection relates to the world of laborers who were engaged in wine, olive growing, fishing and, above all, the stone carving. The way of life they had will bring you closer to the island and awake nostalgia that only peaceful and drowsy island knows. Search for accommodation in Brac.
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