Old Object, Turkey
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The document describes various old household objects, agricultural tools, and weapons that were commonly used in the past. Some key household objects mentioned include wire closets for storing bread, cubes for storing water and oil, earthenware jugs for drinking water, bowls made of metal or copper for drinking, and kazans or caldrons for boiling clothes, water, and cooking food. Agricultural tools discussed are the plow for tilling soil and orak or reaping hooks for harvesting. Weapons referenced are maces for combat, swords of various sizes and materials, bows for shooting arrows, daggers of different sizes, and early firearms.
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- 1. OLD OBJECTS Prepared by Funda Çiftçioğlu
- 3. WIRE CLOSET Before the refrigerators, wire closet is a cupboard whıch bread and food is placed inside. It prevents the entry of flies and other insects and avoids the deterioration of the food.
- 4. CUBE Cube was used in the houses as water container and oil container.It would keep cool what was inside.
- 5. EARTHENWARE WATER JUG It is a small type of the cube and it was mostly used to keep the drinking water cool
- 6. BOWL It was used instead of glass for drinking ayran or water in the past. It was made of metal or copper. They would be various sizes.
- 7. KUŞHANA It was a metal container used as a saucepan.It was usually made of copper or tin.
- 8. ÇÖMCE It was a large and round spoon that made of wood or copper.It was used for blending the food while cooking.
- 9. TRAY It was a kind of big tray used during the meals to eat on it.Sometimes it may be ornamented.
- 10. CALDRON(KAZAN) It was a large and deep container. It was used widely for example for boiling clothes, water, cooking food…etc. It is still used
- 11. SHEET IRON It was made of iron. It was used for cooking bread on it.
- 12. BATH BOWL It was completely different from water bowl.It was round and made of copper, silver or yellow metal
- 13. EWER It was a container used for putting water in it.It was made of copper
- 14. GAS LAMP It provides enlightenment with gas oil
- 16. PLOUGH It was used for ventilating the soil. It was made of wood.
- 17. REEPING HOOK(ORAK) People used it to harvest. It was a semi-circular, flat, narrow and sharp metal knife.It is still being used.
- 18. OLD WAR TOOLS
- 19. MACE Mace or merlin was used to injure and destroy the enemy in combats.The tip on the knuckles with weapons is much ticker than the others. .
- 20. SWORD Sword, used by many civilizations throughout history, made of metal or other materials which may be of various sizes, sharp-edged, pointed, piercing and cutting weapons.
- 21. BOW It was used in combats to shoot an arrow. They were important weapons of war before the discovery of firearms.
- 22. DAGGER It was a kind of knife both of sides were sharpened.It was also used as a weapon.There were different sizes.
- 23. FIREARMS This is a an example of the firearms used in the past.