Abstract

Vrazici is a populated place in the Celic municipality, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with 1256 inhabitants. The settlement is located on the Majevica mountain. In the south of Vrazici flows the Sibosnica river with its famous waterfall called 'Brana'. In 2010, the ecological association "Eko-Zeleni" ("Eco-Green") of the Tuzla Canton declared Vrazice an eco-village in the Tuzla Canton. One of the peculiarities of the Vrazic region is the medieval Bogomil necropolis ('mramorje) and old cemeteries known as 'Hungarian cemeteries', which show the continuity of the population of this area since before the arrival of the Ottomans. In Vrazici, there is also a 'stecak' in a field called 'Do', on which a text is written in Bosnian that speaks of a feudal lord who was buried there. In the Vrazici cemeteries there are also very old sights from the time of the Ottomans.

The Kovacevic family house in Vrazici near Celic is located on a slope with southeast exposure (Geographic coordinates: 44º44'23.09''N, 18º44'53.34''E, Elevation: 280 m). The house was built in the middle of the 20th century by Omer Kovacevic. According to the layout of the horizontal plan, the Kovacevic family house in Vrazici near Celic belongs to the type of three-section Bosnian Chardaklia House, which is vertically developed through the basement, ground floor and first floor