« 2017. #1 (133)

The Ethnology notebooks, 2017, 1, 82–84

UDK 39(477.86):930

DOI https://doi.org/10.15407/nz2017.01.082

Received 1.02.2017

TO THE POKUTTIAS ETHNOGRAPHY SCOURCES (the third quarter of the nineteenth century)

Bilous Vira, PhD in History, Senior Researcher of the Institute of Ethnology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Svobody Avenue 15, Lviv, Ukraine.

Contact: tel: 097-47-22-872; e-mail: bilka3@gmail.com

Abstract. There has been determined the informational value of V. Zalozetsky’s work and V. Ploschansky’s materials in order to traditional culture studies and way of life of residents of Pokuttia.

Keywords: Pokuttia, local history essays, factual material, Galician Periodicals.

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