povoz
The term "povoz" is a Czech word that translates to "carriage," "waggon," or "cart" in English. It generally refers to a wheeled vehicle designed for transporting goods or people, typically drawn by one or more animals, most commonly horses. The historical significance of the povoz lies in its role as a primary mode of transport for centuries, facilitating trade, agriculture, and travel before the advent of modern machinery.
Povoz can encompass a variety of forms, from simple two-wheeled carts used by farmers for local transport
In historical contexts, povoz played a crucial role in the economy and social structure of communities. They