The document summarizes an ethnographic museum in Baia Mare, Romania that presents traditional houses from four regions. It displays households according to occupations, with some technical installations powered by humans or water. The interior houses represent all traditional areas of origin. The museum features one household from Lapuș and three from Maramureș County, with some houses built in the 19th century, including a school.

1. STUDENTS` SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM
USAMV MIEADR 2015
Ardeleanu Cristina-Emilia, IMAPA, Group 8119
University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest, Romania
59 Marasti Blvd. District 1, 011464, Bucharest, Romania
In 1978 it was opened in Flower Hill Village Museum in Baia
Mare. Traditional houses here are from 4 ethnographic present
in Maramureș Country , Country Chioarului ,Country Lapuș and
Forests and the plains from Satmar .
The museum presents the structure of households
according to the occupations listed . They exposed a
series of technical installations operated by manpower ,
but also driven by the force of water . There were omitted
any construction related to the spiritual life , school and
church , and households appear in court specific
constructions related to animal husbandry. The interior
houses meet all of the traditional areas of origin.
Lapuș ethnographic area is represented by one household
Co teniș , Lapuș and Ungureni . There are houses built in
the nineteenth century . Country Maramureș is present in
three households in Berbeşti , Petrova, and Giulești ,
where he was brought and the school of yesteryear.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Coordinating Teacher:
Mihai Daniel Frumu eluș