El vout dale arzare dan bòt, museo etnografico di Mione

In Mione, a hamlet of Rumo, Bruno Caracristi, a retired Carabinieri marshal, has gathered the objects of everyday life from the past in one of the vòlti of his house. Each piece has a label with its name in dialect and in Italian, and where needed its use: the terracotta pipes for water, the masnìn da l'ai for crushing garlic, the fer da cialiàr with which the cobbler drove in nails. There are tools for sawing wood, for hoeing, for livestock farming, and kitchen ones.