kaluriküla
Kaluriküla is a term originating from Estonian, literally translating to "fisherman's village." Historically, it refers to a settlement where the primary economic activity and way of life revolved around fishing. These villages were typically located along coastlines, riverbanks, or lake shores, providing direct access to fishing grounds. The architecture and layout of a kaluriküla often reflected its function, with houses clustered near the water, accompanied by sheds for storing nets, boats, and processing catch. The community structure was often close-knit, with a shared reliance on the sea or water bodies for sustenance and livelihood.
While the term is rooted in a historical context, the concept of a kaluriküla persists in some