The Transylvanian
Museum
of Ethnography

Consideration on the Anthropology of the Center in the Romanian fantastic fairy tale. The Mundi Tree motif

08.11.2024

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Costel CIOANCĂ Academia Română, Muzeul de Artă Veche Apuseană kishinn@gmail.com Homo sapiens have always been fascinated by the presence of impressive trees in their world. Especially in archaic societies that did not know/use writing, such real representations will easily pass into mythical thinking, having the role of translating, verisimilizing, adapting the unreal

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Celebrating the first ploughing of the year in Chioar area

08.11.2024

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Pamfil BILŢIU Baia Mare pamfilbiltiu@yahoo.com Our study, focused on repetitive investigations in the field, is reserved for the complex approach of celebrating the first ploughman who starts working the land for the first time in the villages of Șurdești, Cetătele and Bontăieni, where the custom was performed in complex forms, consisting of the very old rites and ceremonial

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AMET 2022

10.02.2023

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CONTENT SPIRITUAL CULTURE Pamfil BILȚIU Contributions to the birth ceremony in the land of Lăpuș ..................................................................................................................9 Pamfil BILȚIU, Maria BILȚIU Contributions to the study of mythology after the answers of the Maramureș correspondents to Ion Mușlea’s questionnaires

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AMET 2021

10.02.2023

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CONTENT SPIRITUAL CULTURE Pamfil BILȚIU Spinning Gathering in Maramureș.........................................................................................................................................9 Pamfil BILȚIU, Maria ȘERBA Contributions to the Research of „Earth Habit” on the Cosău Valley......................................................... 41 Costel CIOANCĂ

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THE BUSINESS OF ART. THE ART MARKET IN GREAT BRITAIN, IN THE 17TH AND 18TH CENTURIES

10.02.2023

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Silvia SUCIU, Silvia’s Art Gallery Cluj-Napoca silviasuciu@gmail.com While the royal houses and the aristocracy of Italy, Low Countries, France and Spain had already an history in collecting pieces of art, Great Britain adopted this “fashion” only under Charles the 1st reign, in 17th century. Charles the 1st understood that his painted portraits, sculpted busts and a royal

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Constelații esențiale în epoca neolitică

10.02.2023

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Iharka SZÜCS-CSILLIK Institutul Astronomic al Academiei Române iharka@gmail.com Zoia MAXIM Cluj-Napoca zoiamaxim@yahoo.fr Supravegherea și urmărirea trecerii timpului a fost esențială pentru primii agricultori care au trăit aproape de natură și ciclurile pământului precum ale anotimpurilor. Strămoșii noștri au constatat că apariția ciclică a unor grupări de stele coincide cu

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”Țaga Country” and the tribe of the lakes

10.02.2023

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Zoia MAXIM Cluj-Napoca zoiamaxim@yahoo.fr Romanian Neolithic interdisciplinary research, cultural anthropology and ethnoarchaeological components, supported by new non-destructive scanning technology magnetometers sites, allowed us to issue some working hypotheses and look from a different perspective than the strictly archaeological human community life in the late Neolithic and early Copper

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Sacred insignia in Neolithic clothing: Spondylus Gaederopus

10.02.2023

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Gheorghe LAZAROVICI Cornelia-Magda LAZAROVICI Cluj-Napoca lazarovici.gheorghe.corneliu@gmail.com The paper analyzes a series of special discoveries which show that these items of clothing belong to social and religious elites, or ornaments of some deities. They were used as bracelets and pendants. A more special piece is from Donja Branjevina from the 7th millennium BC, which has been observed

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The relationship between the Greek-Catholic Diocese of Cluj-Gherla and the Orthodox Diocese of Cluj ilustrated in the newspaper Tribuna Ardealului (september 1940 - january 1945)

10.02.2023

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Barna Daniel Cornel Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai Școala Doctorală Istorie. Civilizație. Cultură danibarna70@gmail.com The Vienna Diktat caused important territorial changes, affecting the two Romanian Churches, namely the Greek Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church. Taking into account both political changes and the new borders, both the Greek-Catholic Diocese of Cluj-Gherla and the Orthodox

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Contribution to the study of the painted eggs in Lăpuș region

10.02.2023

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Sebastian Paic Muzeul Etnografic al Transilvaniei paic.sebastian@gmail.com Lăpuș ethnographic region is stil a place where reach and fascinating traditional heritage is organically preserved. Aside throat singing, brotherhood rituals, archaic old ways. The motifs are part of a larger set of traditional decorative spectra and costumes and other ethnographical facts, Easter egg painting is

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This project is financed with the support of EEA Grants 2014 2021 within the RO CULTURE Program me

VISITING HOURS

WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY

REDUTA PALACE (MAIN BUILDING – Memorandum Street no 21):
- 10-18
ETHNOGRAPHIC PARK „Romulus Vuia”. Every year the schedule of the Park is changing depending on the hour change (winter hour in October and summer hour in March).
- Winter visiting hours
  - 9-16 (LAST ENTRY 15)
- Summer visiting hours
  - 10-18 (LAST ENTRY 17)
- Monday and Tuesday closed.

CONCURSURI

Puteți accesa AICI concursurile organizate de Muzeul Etnografic al Transilvaniei.

VIRTUAL TOUR

Facilităţi moderne de acces la valorile multiculturalismului şi diversităţii culturale

Farmstead in the Ethnographic Park
can be visited in this virtual tour.
Installations in the Ethnographic Park
can be visited in this virtual tour.
The Reduta Palace
can be visited in this virtual tour.
Cultural objectives of General Interest in Cluj-Napoca
can be visited in this virtual tour.

Access

Reduta Palace

Memorandum Street no 21, 400114,

Cluj-Napoca, România

Phone +40264 592344, +40371113733, Fax: +4 0264 592148

Visiting Hours:

Wednesday – Sunday 10-18

Situated in the historical centre of the city. The access to the information is facilitated for various categories of persons with disabilities by a permanent tactile exhibition designed especially to the persons with visual impairments and by special platforms that make possible the access for the persons with locomotive disabilities.

Ticket price:

Adults: 10 lei/person.
Preschoolers, pupils, students: 2.50 lei
Adults with moderate / mild disabilities: 2.50 lei/person.
Pensioners, war veterans and their widows: 5 lei/person.
Group of visitors minimum 10 people: 7.50 lei/person.
Guide – groups of at least 10 people
- guide in Romanian 50 lei/group
- guide* in Hungarian, English and French 50 lei/group
- *foreign language guidance requires an appointment
Amateur photo fee: 5 lei/camera

Ethnographic Park

Taietura Turcului (Turk’s Cut) Street, no number

Summer schedule

Wednesday – Sunday 10-18 (last entry 17)

Winter schedule

Wednesday – Sunday 9-16 (last entry 15)

Situated at the city outskirts near to Hoia Forest. You can get to the Park by bus (no 26, 27, 28, 30, 41 – to Piata 14 iulie – 14th of July Square or no 37 from Mihai Viteazul Square to the Industrial Park Tetarom – situated in the closed proximity of the Ethnographical Park) – see the buss schedule here; by taxi – see the main taxi companies in Cluj-Napoca here

Ticket price:

Adults: 10 lei/person.
Preschoolers, pupils, students: 2.50 lei
Adults with moderate / mild disabilities: 2.50 lei/person.
Pensioners, war veterans and their widows: 5 lei/person.
Group of visitors minimum 10 people: 7.50 lei/person.
Guide – groups of at least 10 people
- guide in Romanian 50 lei/group
- guide* in Hungarian, English and French 50 lei/group
- *foreign language guidance requires an appointment
Amateur photo fee: 5 lei/camera

Icons Workshop

Stefan cel Mare Square no 5

Visiting hours:

Monday-Friday 10-16

The exhibition space and the Restoration Workshop situated in the close proximity of the Tailors’ Tower, near to the inner wall of the medieval city

Museum Galleries

Reduta Palace, Memorandum Street no 21

Visiting hours: Wednesday – Sunday 10-18

National Ethnograhic Park “Romulus Vuia”, Taietura Turcului Street, no number

Program de vizitare: miercuri-duminică

Summer schedule: 10-17
Winter schedule: 9-15

International Airport Cluj-Napoca, Traian Vuia Street no 149-151

Visiting hours: Monday-Friday 10-18, Saturday: 12-16

The Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography has 3 museum shops where the traditional arts and souvenirs lovers could buy items made by the contemporary folk craftsmen and artists in Romania. The museum shops offer to the visitors various traditional items (folk costumes, popttery recipients, cups, plates, textile fabrics tablecloths and towels, traditional hat, icons on wood and on glass etc.) rigorously selected by the scientific museum staff.

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Tactile Exhibition

The tactile exhibition “Touch and Understand – the Tactile Message of the Traditional Peasant Objects” was made in the year 2009 having the support of the Administration of the National Cultural Fund within the project “Equal Changes in the Access to Culture”.

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M.E.T. în ”Muzee din România”

Muzeul nostru a fost inclus în cel mai recent blog al editurii internaționale Twinkl intitulat „Muzee din România”. Citiți mai multe despre noi în articolul dedicat Muzeului Etnografic al Transilvaniei.

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