Jatwieź Mała

a village founded in 15^th century during the colonisation of the belt of crown forests. Name most probably derives from Yotvingian settlers. By the end of 18^th century the village name was ‘Jac’, before that - ,Nowosiółki’. There is a medieval cemetery nearby, locals call it ‘pagan graves’. Interesting pole shrine, a few votive crosses. Coach stop. On the northern edge of the village, we enter a cobbled road. We go among meadows and fields to a asphalt road. Turning right will get us to Karpowicze.