The exhibition begins the domestication process by outlining the circumstances of the ice-age, and ends by the introduction to the domestic animals finally getting to the Carpathean Basin. It gives an insight about the methods of domestication, their scenes, and history of the most significant domestic animals in the Carpathian Basin. Finally the exhibition will acquaint the visitors with the history of the archeozoological researches made in Hungary.

We will find those collected for nutritional, therapeutic or tool making reasons. This exhibition also gives an outline of the earth histoy, through which we can trace the development of the flora. Silkworm-breeding and bee-keeping are also represented.

The exhibition demonstrates one of the oldest occupations of the Hungarians. At the introductory part the visitors may learn of the traditional ways of fishing and its equipments. We pay more attention to the fishing guilds, fish market, fishing in the bigger rivers and lakes, and artificial fish rearing.

Why was wine produced and why were the grape and wine gods honored in the body of beliefs and religion of these people. What kind of goods and cost of living did grape and wine mean then and what do they mean now, in weekdays and in holidays. In spite of the huge topic this permanent exhibition tries to present the wine-grower, wine-producing communities, the history of wine-districts, and the tendencies and regularities of the latest era (since 1990).