- transportation, and
craft equipment. The six mini-villages are
named Boykivshchyna, Lemkivshchyna, Hutsulshchyna, Bukovyna, Podillia, and Lvivshchyna,...
- hut, 1903
interior of the
Boyko hut.
Museum of
Culture and Life of
Boykivshchyna Most
Boykos belong to the
Ukrainian Gr****
Catholic Church, with a minority...
-
Trush Art
Memorial Museum, Lviv
Sokalshchyna Art Museum,
Chervonograd Boykivshchyna Art Museum,
Sambir The V. V.
Vereshchagin Mykolaiv Art
Museum Ochakivsky...
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farming practices, etc., in the
article "Ethnographic
Expedition to
Boykivshchyna."
Significant fundamental changes occurred only at the end of the 19th...
- Cemetery,
Turka (19th century)
Market Square,
Turka Folk
Museum of Boykos,
Boykivshchyna (Ukrainian: Бойківщина)
Museum of
Boykos books Abba
Hushi (1898—1969) —...
- literary-memorial
museum of Ivan Franko), 1996 –
personal exhibition in the
Museum "
Boykivshchyna", Sambir, 1996 – Art
Exhibition "Woman In History"
International Fund...
-
Ukraine go.
Volovets district is part of the
ethnographic district of
Boykivshchyna,
which is one of the four well-known
historical and
ethnographic groups...
- ochu****ster, chu****,
forest man,
forest grandfather and
simply grandfather (
Boykivshchyna),
night owl (Transcarpathia),
grove (Rakhivshchyna), grandfather. The...
-
Museum of Art Ivan Trush, Lviv
Sokalshchyna Art Museum,
Chervonohrad Boykivshchyna Art Museum,
Sambir Tetiana Lupii (2003–2005) Ihor
Kozhan (from 2005...
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historian and ethnographer," "a good
connoisseur of the
Western mountainous Boykivshchyna," and "a
distinguished researcher of
peasant life,"
always speaking...
