Gospodăria Șurdești, Muzeul Satului, București, 1976
Ana Diț · 1976
In the image of the house from Shurdești, Maramures County, located in the Village Museum from Bucharest. She belonged to Butean Grigore and was transferred in 1968, part of the Shurdești household until 1997, when it burned in a fire. It was later replaced by a sherd purchased from Buteasa village, Shomcuta Mare commune and rebuilt in museum in 1998. The large branch is a polygonal construction, with two entrances, in which the wheat is handmade. Raised on massive wooden soles, joined at the ends in straight cloths and supported on large pieces of stone, the sherds have the walls built in the technique of “Blockbau” of horizontal cloths of beams, joined at the ends “shitting.” The high roof, in four waters has a hand-cremated straw covering, forked and ironed in layers.
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