Storeroom Paltin, Vrancea county, second half of the 19th century
Căsoaia ”(Camara) of the villager Ioniță Bucur from Paltin, a household annex found in the Vrancea settlements, is dated in the second half of the 19th century and was transferred to the museum in 1956.
Raised on a socket made of mountain stone and river without binder, which includes the buried cellar, the cedar is adapted to the slope. It is made of horizontal weddings of round beams over which a thin layer of clay has been applied. It has a roof with shingles shaped shaped in the form of a "duck beak" and fixed by tissue wood nails (the only copy of the museum that exemplifies this technique). Căsoaia is made up of a single room without windows (pantry), with side access and a foil on the main facade, placed in the console above the cellar. Access to the sidewalk is made on a mobile scale located near the entrance to the pantry.
We notice geometric decorative elements transformed at the planks of the parapet from the fossişor and the ones christened on the ends of the deer.
The construction is unique in the heritage of the museum.
