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throw wood continuously over the fire and hope to save at least part of the cooking time. Afterwards, the ovens began to be made with raw and refractory brick roofs. The capacity of the ovens was 30/40 series of pots or 200 pieces. The oven consisted of a combustion chamber covered by a grid that separated it from the cooking chamber. The pots were baked in series of five, upside down and one inside the other, this method was called "unu pei". (one foot), between each series was positioned "sa
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obtained from the "terra de pistai", they were mixed. For this purpose, balls were prepared from the first one, placed on the floor to be crushed with the feet, at this point the "terra de pistai" was gradually added, thus obtaining a homogeneous mixture. This mixture was used to make a large roll of clay and to work on a table with the hands (si ciuexiat) both to soften the mixture again and to remove any residual impurities. At this point, the clay thus mixed was placed on the lathe and worked.
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territory of
Guspini, the Saureci, the Fumìu and the Orco; the third named by the Church of San Lussorio, close to the river, is also worth a visit for its size. It was surrounded by another building and two nuraghetti of this one can still be seen in part. In one of which, at the beginning of the current century, a quadrilong urn of two and a half meters was discovered on the major side, and inside the same of the great bones (!!)
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was dug to a depth of about 60 cm, after which it was extracted. Once extracted, the clay was left to dry on the spot, once dried it was transported by women with typical baskets with 2 handles on the head or by workers through carts. This, however, was only one of the necessary raw materials, the clay that was baked was composed of "sa terra de orbetzu" and "sa terra de pistai".
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636:. The Aragonese incorporated the town into the county of Quirra, which was transformed into a marquisate in 1603, together with the barony of Monreale. Also in the Aragonese period, the town was first a feud of the Carroz, then of the Centelles and finally of the Osorio de la Cueva, to whom it was redeemed in 1839 with the suppression of the feudal system. In 1584 it was sacked by the
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itself. This meant that tiles and bricks could not be sold elsewhere during the supply of wood without waiting for the four-day marketing period. The municipality employees checked that the quantity of tiles and bricks loaded into the wagons corresponded, when they returned, to the value of the wood bought. In the event of irregularities, a fine of one
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task of extracting and preparing the clay. Already in 1850 this production was in decline, 17 craftsmen were active, 13 of which were manufacturers of pottery and 4 of bricks and tiles. It is not known whether the decrease in the production of terracotta and bricks is due to the decrease in market demand or whether various problems have arisen.
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technique allowed the construction of rather thin pans. A few hours after processing on the lathe, when the clay began to dry, you could beat the bottom. This operation was called "amonai". The next day, the handles (prepared separately) were attached and the mouth was hemmed. This operation was called "cundrexi".
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The "coja cincu" was not made for daily use, but for outfit (for the most affluent) or for decorative purposes. It was enamelled inside and out, and on the upper part, it had small engravings. There was another type of pot "sa
Sicilia", narrower and higher and with the edge turned. It was composed of
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It was obtained from sandy soils, it was yellowish in colour, it was not malleable, but it was used to make the dough refractory, thus giving the pots and pans an excellent resistance to fire, making them suitable for daily use. This land was taken along the banks of frummi bellu (or even Riu bellu),
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This resolution aimed to avoid that little by little these lands ended up in private hands and that the contained resources remained public. Even the tile makers, however, could count on the services of protection dedicated to them. In the case of unsold material, it was possible to contact the mayor
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For these rules to be respected, there were strict controls. Since the only raw material not available in the country was wood, it was purchased from neighbouring countries under strict regulations. Tiles were required to buy wood with an amount of tiles and bricks equivalent to the value of the wood
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It is known for certain that the local administrators were forced to regulate these activities because the amount of wood needed to cook the pottery and tiles was greater than the availability. The potters and tile makers consumed more wood in their respective professions than the entire municipality
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The Casa Museo is located in the heart of the historic centre of
Pabillon. It is an old two-storey house made of unfired earth, finely restored and furnished with antique objects. Belonged to the Cherchi family, it was then donated by the same family to the municipality that gave it this new cultural
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says: "It can therefore be kept that within the limits of the territory of San Gavino arose in older times more than sixteen nuraghes, and that some of 'same were as big as what you see still in the vicinity of
Pabillonis, which is one of' more colossal island ...". When Angius wrote these words, the
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It was left immersed in water the day before its use, to make it easy to work, while the "terra de pistai" was beaten with a wooden sledgehammer to obtain a very fine powder, after which it was sieved by removing impurities and larger granules. Once the "terra de orbetzu" was softened and the powder
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inside the ruins of one of its towers. Currently part of the nuragic complex is under the church built in the 70s (the ruins of the ancient church are located a few tens of meters from the actual), would require archaeological excavations to reconstruct more accurately the history of that area since
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the term has evolved into "Pabillone", "Papigione", "Papidzone" or "Pabunzone" to indicate a woodshed and, in some cases, even shelter for animals. This term, however, is widespread in the center-north of
Sardinia, while it is not reflected in the local dialect of Pabillonis as to define the shelter
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The clay was extracted mainly in July, after the harvesting of the fields because there were fewer agricultural commitments and the fields were clear. It was easy to recognize a clay strand because the earth above it, burnt by the sun, generated showy cracks. Once the brushwood had been removed, it
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The secrets of the trade were handed down from father to son, the quality of the products was guaranteed both by the wisdom of the figoli (lathes), both by the quality of raw materials, these were the reasons why the terracottas produced in
Pabillonis were sold throughout Sardinia. The clay, called
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The tile makers were the craftsmen who produced terracotta tiles for covering the roofs of houses. The origin of this activity, much older than existing documents, was probably handed down from father to son. In 1837 there were 20 craftsmen working there plus helpers, usually boys or women with the
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The Nuraxi Fenu is located about 3 km from the current town near the train station. Excavations begun in 1996 have brought to light many fragments of vases and also lanterns and some Roman coins that prove the attendance of the site in the imperial age. The remains of the nuraghe, which extend
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Within the circumscription of this territory there are three nuraghi, one called Surbiu, a little less than a mile from the town and mostly undone; the other called Nuraxi-Fenu, almost a mile and a half away, and worthy of being considered and evenovered to 'larger known, which are the next in the
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Until 1920–1930, the oven was cylindrical and uncovered, during the rains it was not possible to cook. If it was starting to rain, it was necessary to protect the oven with shards (tistivillus) and try to cover everything with cloths. To avoid the oven temperature decreasing, it was necessary to
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The restrictions applied to the trade in tiles and bricks succeeded in protecting the interests of the population but in part stifled the growth of this sector. There were not only regulations for trade, but some also concerned the use of land granted for the extraction of clay. It happened at a
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products, which were marketed throughout the island. At the beginning of the nineteenth century (a period of which we have a lot of documentation), life in
Pabillonis was quite active: the main activities were agriculture, trade in livestock, basketwork and those related to terracotta. The raw
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Usually the clay prepared to avoid hardening was consumed during the day, or it was wrapped in wet bags so that it could be used the next day. The pans, compared to other manufactures, were made by mouth down, after the processing was cut with a thin thread of wool and placed on a board. This
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This contract provided for the land to be transferred to the roofers for ten years and guaranteed to those who eventually abandoned the business to claim the part of the furnace he had built. In addition, producers were given priority for the purchase of bricks and tiles by the inhabitants of
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to sell the surplus material through a public tender. Finally, the price for 100 tiles was set at 2.88 lire for tiles, 2.40 for bricks. From these sets of standards, which covered every aspect from production to marketing, one can understand the importance of this activity.
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of animals is used "Coratzu" and "Sa domu de sa linna" is the generic definition of the place where it was acatastated firewood. In the 1388 documents establishing the peace between Aragon and
Arborea, the village is named as "Paviglionis", "Pavigionis" and "Panigionis".
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15–20 kg of clay were worked at a time, and it was possible to form 18–20 large pots (sa manna). In one day it was possible to produce 18–20 series (cabiddadas), that is 160 pieces. The lathe was paid not according to the number of "cabiddadas" produced.
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In 1853, the workers in the field of cooked earth and the municipal administration signed a contract to regulate these activities. The administration granted land for the construction of a kiln, and placed various clauses on the trade in tiles and bricks.
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certain point that in the land used for the extraction of clay that these began to be cultivated, the municipality intervened by deciding: "since they keep sown some seed, they use it in this year only, without ever being able to seed by fate".
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Pabillonis. In fact, nothing could be sold in the other countries before four days after firing. By giving priority to the
Pabillonians, speculation on the price of manufactured goods at the expense of the community was prevented.
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with an iron club. The minium and silica were mixed with bran juice previously filtered in a bag of flax. The mixture was poured on the object to be enamelled and then it was cooked again. The second firing lasted two days and
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When Leonora was bargaining with the king of Aragon... Pavillonis already existed... In the note of the actors and procurators... read Panigionis, but one cannot doubt that the original had Paviglionis or Pavigionis.
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Quando Leonora patteggiava col re di Aragona...esisteva già Pavillonis... Nella nota degli attori e procuratori... leggesi Panigionis, ma non-si può dubitare che l'originale avesse Paviglionis o Pavigionis.
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The first cooking lasted one day inside, the staff continuously fed the fire so as to maintain high enough and constant, for each cooking was necessary a large amount of wood. The woods usually used were
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Nuraghe Dom'e Campu, was located in the area of Dom'e Campu, very close to the current industrial area PIP. It is assumed that around the nuraghe there was a large settlement given the many discoveries
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was used. The baking was done in the same way as the first except for the interposition of fragments between the pots to prevent them from sticking to each other when the melting point was reached.
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29 August: Saint John the Baptist remembers the death of Saint John the Baptist with the preparation of Is carrus de s'àlinu (àbiu), ox-drawn chariots and tractors decorated with alder branches;
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Originally the village stood a couple of kilometers from the current location, the ruins are located near the rural church of San Lussorio, near the banks of the Flumini Mannu (more formerly
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The nuraghe Santu Sciori is located in the area of San Lussorio where the ancient ruins are located; it has a poly-lobed bastion and antemural towers, probably dating back to 1300 BC. (
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materials for these productions were available directly in the marshlands of Pabillonis. This is where the importance of master potters, tile makers and brick makers originated.
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for about 2,000 square meters, belong to a large poly-lobed complex (among the largest in Sardinia) dating back to the Middle Bronze (1300 BC). Vittorio Angius, speaking of
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The number of inhabitants surveyed is 2721, according to ISTAT data at 31 December 2016 the foreign resident population was 72 people, 2.59% of the resident population.
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and historical purpose. It is currently used to host exhibitions and cultural events at various times of the year. It also houses the traditional clothes of Pabillonis.
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Nuraghe De Sa Fronta, no longer existing, its remains were used as large pens for livestock. It was located very close to the road leading to the railway station.
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Of great importance are the religious celebrations that also take on a folkloric imprint. Below is a list of the most common festivals and events in Pabillonis.
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The potters in Pabillonis played a leading role, in fact the goods produced were mostly of daily use and consisted of pots, pans, cups and bowls in terracotta.
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16 January: Saint Anthony Abbot, also called Saint Antoni 'e su fogu. It is a night party, based on the lighting of a large bonfire (in Sardinian Su fogadoni);
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Nuraghe Surbiu, some stones and a little more along the road Montangesa, in memory of a site that according to local records was used later as a furnace.
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refers to "Rivus Sacer" "sacred" or "Hierus") where the waters of the Rio Piras and Riu Bruncu Fenugu meet. The homonymous nuraghe (Santu Sciori) and a
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group. The fighter bombers dropped 20-pound bombs on the airfield and other targets. This was the last act of the war in Sardinia. A few hours later
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and later by the Romans. The oldest layer of settlements has not yet been excavated. The finds are currently kept in the archaeological museum of
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three pieces, but usually it was a single request because it cost more than the others. When all the pieces were dried, they were cooked.
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is composed of a portal surrounded by pilasters. Inside the church there is a wooden tabernacle of the seventeenth century attributed to
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Dizionario storico-geografico dei Comuni della Sardegna
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officially announced Italy's exit from the conflict.
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2181:Cities and towns in Sardinia
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1082:Manufacturing Specifications
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560:In a dream: a larva of light
558:So little alive at that fire
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1169:List of handicraft products
541:In sogno: una larva di luce
539:Così poco vivo a quel fuoco
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938:13 May: Madonna di Fátima;
811:nuragic palace of Barumini
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552:Among the marshy broomcorn
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703:Giovanni Angelo Puxeddu
672:Religious architectures
533:Tra le saggine palustri
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150:Show map of Sardinia
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1690:Decimoputzu
1035:The potters
930:Festivities
780:Middle Ages
751:Nuraxi Fenu
728:, it has a
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348:Postal code
305:Pabillonesi
182: /
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2140:Villaputzu
2105:Villacidro
2100:Vallermosa
2010:Serramanna
1910:Portoscuso
1885:Pabillonis
1705:Domusnovas
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1268:Data from
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884:Casa Museo
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778:). In the
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591:Eneolithic
388:Pabillonis
384:Pabillonis
279:Population
245:Government
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108:Pabillonis
28:Pabillonis
25:Pabillonis
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1193:Raw earth
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741:Nuraghes
695:frescoes
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630:Oristano
626:Saracens
587:obsidian
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1985:Sardara
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1960:Sanluri
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606:Ptolemy
599:nuraghe
573:, 1941
522:History
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425:Guspini
414:Sanluri
394:, is a
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368:Website
301:Demonym
195:Country
167:39°36′N
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2065:Suelli
2050:Silius
1875:Orroli
1845:Narcao
1820:Mandas
1755:Gesico
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1735:Furtei
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1147:myrtus
1142:mortar
1138:silica
1134:minium
699:façade
593:. The
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429:Mogoro
397:comune
206:Region
170:8°43′E
38:Comune
2085:Turri
2080:Tuili
2040:Siddi
2035:Seulo
2025:Setzu
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