Multicellular sheepfolds (mrgari) as monumental shepherds’ dry stone wall architecture: A Cres-Lošinj archipelago case study
Multicellular sheepfolds form part of the dry stone wall pastoral heritage in the UK, Switzerland, Iceland, and Croatia. Abandonment, and the marginal appearance of the ones on the islands of Cres and Lošinj (locally: mrgari) in the literature propelled this study, which aims at a more comprehensive...
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fttriple:oai:gotriple.eu:10670/1.igsacx 2023-05-15T16:51:08+02:00 Multicellular sheepfolds (mrgari) as monumental shepherds’ dry stone wall architecture: A Cres-Lošinj archipelago case study Višeprostorni suhozidni torovi (mrgari) kao monumentalna pastirska arhitektura: Primjeri s cresko-lošinjskog otočja (Sažetak) Kremenić, Tanja Varotto, Mauro Andlar, Goran 2021-01-01 https://hrcak.srce.hr/268257 en eng 10670/1.igsacx https://hrcak.srce.hr/268257 other HRČAK Portal of Croatian Scientific and Professional Journals Studia ethnologica Croatica ISSN 1330-3627 (Print) ISSN 1848-9532 (Online) Volume 33 Issue 1 dry stone wall heritage multicellular sheepfolds mrgari traditional sheep breeding Cres-Lošinj archipelago Croatian Adriatic suhozidna baština višeprostorne ovčare tradicijsko ovčarstvo cresko-lošinjsko otočje hrvatski Jadran archeo art Text https://vocabularies.coar-repositories.org/resource_types/c_18cf/ 2021 fttriple 2023-01-22T17:13:35Z Multicellular sheepfolds form part of the dry stone wall pastoral heritage in the UK, Switzerland, Iceland, and Croatia. Abandonment, and the marginal appearance of the ones on the islands of Cres and Lošinj (locally: mrgari) in the literature propelled this study, which aims at a more comprehensive research approach, starting from the premise of their cultural value. Site exploration was based on a literature review, cartographic analysis, interviews with the local inhabitants, and field observations. Finally, multicellular sheepfolds are inventoried, described, and assessed within a brief evaluation model that supported a selection of those that are currently most representative and/or those most appropriate for renewal. Višeprostorne ovčare dio su suhozidne pastirske baštine Ujedinjenoga Kraljevstva, Švicarske, Islanda i Hrvatske. Primjeri s otoka Cresa i Lošinja (lokalnoga naziva: mrgari) u procesu su napuštanja, a u literaturi tek parcijalno obrađeni, zbog čega je cilj ovoga rada objedinjavanje i dopuna spoznaja, polazeći od premise o njihovoj kulturnoj vrijednosti. Istraživanje se temeljilo na pregledu literature i kartografskih podataka, ali ponajviše na razgovorima s lokalnim stanovništvom te terenskim obilascima. Ovim je radom većina otočnih višeprostornih mrgara zabilježena i opisana te vrednovana unutar modela kojim su izdvojeni oni najreprezentativniji i/ili prikladni za obnovu. Text Iceland Islanda Unknown |
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Multicellular sheepfolds form part of the dry stone wall pastoral heritage in the UK, Switzerland, Iceland, and Croatia. Abandonment, and the marginal appearance of the ones on the islands of Cres and Lošinj (locally: mrgari) in the literature propelled this study, which aims at a more comprehensive research approach, starting from the premise of their cultural value. Site exploration was based on a literature review, cartographic analysis, interviews with the local inhabitants, and field observations. Finally, multicellular sheepfolds are inventoried, described, and assessed within a brief evaluation model that supported a selection of those that are currently most representative and/or those most appropriate for renewal. Višeprostorne ovčare dio su suhozidne pastirske baštine Ujedinjenoga Kraljevstva, Švicarske, Islanda i Hrvatske. Primjeri s otoka Cresa i Lošinja (lokalnoga naziva: mrgari) u procesu su napuštanja, a u literaturi tek parcijalno obrađeni, zbog čega je cilj ovoga rada objedinjavanje i dopuna spoznaja, polazeći od premise o njihovoj kulturnoj vrijednosti. Istraživanje se temeljilo na pregledu literature i kartografskih podataka, ali ponajviše na razgovorima s lokalnim stanovništvom te terenskim obilascima. Ovim je radom većina otočnih višeprostornih mrgara zabilježena i opisana te vrednovana unutar modela kojim su izdvojeni oni najreprezentativniji i/ili prikladni za obnovu. |
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