 The
Borji church: sawn timber walls and roof in shingles
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Ethnic group of Borji
farmers and stockbreeders people living the mountainous
zone of the extreme south-east
After theworld war II, following
disorders in the area, they were off-set or dispersed and today
do not exist any more as people
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Skansen de Sanok is largest of Poland
It exposes the architecture
of 5 ethnic groups of the South-east of this country and contains
main buildings which represent the various cultures of the people
which had been established in this area
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 farm
without chimney covered with thatch sheltering under the same
roof the dwelling part and that of the animals |
church and separate belfry carrying
the bells
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Ethnic group of Lemki
benches against a great part of Carpates, farmers
and stockbreeders, also disappeared like Borji
church
doormarking the entry in the court
of the church
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decorative designs around the doors |
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 puits |
mill |
granary  |
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Ethnic group of Dolomianie
populate farmers of Polish and Ukrainian origin
established in the North of Borji in a more fertile depression
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 dining
room |
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the heating and the kitchen |
 room |
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ethnographic museum of Sanok
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