Typological Varieties of Traditional Slavic Folk Dwelling in the Southeastern Regions of the Russian Federation

Darya A. Protopopova

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Typological Varieties of Traditional Slavic Folk Dwelling in the Southeastern Regions of the Russian Federation

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In the given article he characteristics of architecture of the traditional Slavic national dwelling in the Don region , Eastern Azov region and in steppe Ciscaucasia which include architectural and planning, constructive and urban solutions are considered.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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776-779

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Darya A. Protopopova*

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Don Hut, Folk Architecture, Home Architecture

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