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English: First Irish farmers hut, Irish National Heritage Park Around 4000 B.C. farmers came to Ireland and made permanent houses, raised livestock, grew cereals, and made pottery. In this exhibit in the Heritage Park a fire is lit on most days, some staff are in costumes of the various periods of Irish history, and on some days there are re-enactments of ancient life.
Première cabane d'agriculteurs irlandais. Le parc national du patrimoine irlandais vers 4000 avant J.-C., les agriculteurs sont venus en Irlande et ont construit des maisons permanentes, élevaient du bétail, ont planté des céréales, et faisaient de la poterie. Dans cette exposition dans le parc du patrimoine, un feu est allumé la plupart du temps, certains membres du personnel sont en costumes des différentes périodes de l'histoire irlandaise, et, certains jours, il y a des reconstitutions de la vie antique.
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