byvolníky
Byvolníky refers to a collection of traditional rural structures found in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly in Slovakia and surrounding regions. These structures are characterized by their open-air design and served primarily as enclosures for livestock, most notably cattle. The term itself derives from the Slavic word for buffalo or ox.
The construction of byvolníky was typically simple, utilizing readily available local materials. Often, they consisted of
Byvolníky were an integral part of the agricultural landscape, especially in areas where cattle farming was