CONTENT

MATERIAL CULTURE

• Emanuela Traiana BUIA House of Spermezeu .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
• Emilia JURJIU Reconstruction of a belt woven in the permanent exhibition of the Ethnographic Museum of Transylvania ..................................... 18

SPIRITUAL CULTURE

• Amalia BARBĂ Păștițele. Funeral rite during Easter Holiday in Nădlac area ............................................................................................................ 25
• Pamfil BILȚIU The Plague in Maramures and Romanian folklore .............................................................................................................................. 58
• Costel CIOANCĂ For a Social History of Romanian fantastic fairy tale: marginal, minority, excluded ....................................................................... 68
• Mirela MIRON Memorates of some customs in Mărișel village, Cluj County. Field notes ........................................................................................... 98
• Silvestru PETAC The origin of the Călușari folk dance, by Romulus Vuia - a short ethnology study of the dance ................................................... 114
• Andrei Flavius PETRUȚ Irozii. Considerations on the contemporary folk theatre ..................................................................................................... 124
• Laura Cristina POP The humour in the literary folklore. Considerations about Păcală’s world ................................................................................. 137

MUSEOGRAPHY, MUSEOLOGY, HERITAGE, COLLECTIONS

• Ion CHERCIU The Iconographic Collection of the Romanian Ethnographic Atlas ......................................................................................................149
• Tudor SĂLĂGEAN 1929: The First Year in the History of the National Ethnographic Park in Cluj ............................................................................156
• Silvia SUCIU Le marché d’art en France pendant les XVIIE et XVIIIE siècles ...........................................................................................................171
• Ioan TOȘA The Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography and the Kings of Romania ..................................................................................................206

CONSERVATION, RESTORATION

• Mioara SÎNTIUAN The Restoration of the icon “Mother of God of Sorrows” from the collections of Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography ...........241
• Laura TROȘAN The Restoration of a head covering adornment of the Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography heritage ........................................248

ETHNO-ARCHEOLOGY

• Gheorghe LAZAROVICI, Cornelia Magda LAZAROVICI, Constantin APARASCHIVEI The image of man and divinity from the Palaeolithic
  to present .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................257
• Iharka SZÜCS-CSILLIK, Zoia MAXIM Constellations known in Neolithic ..................................................................................................................267

REVIEWS, DISCUSSIONS, LECTURE NOTES, MEMORIES, ANNIVERSARIES

• Dana Maria CÂMPEAN ALAIN BOURAS – La civilisation des clairières”. Enquête sur la civilisation de l'arbre en Roumanie.
  Ethnoécologie,technique et symbolique dans les forêts des Carpats, Presse Universitaire de Franche-Comté, 2018, 728 pagini ...........................307
• Andrei FILIP Aspecte privind istoria vânătorii în spațiul transilvănean ......................................................................................................................310 
• Sanda IGNAT Omagiu folcloristei Hanni Markel la 80 de ani .....................................................................................................................................319
• Tekla TÖTSZEGI Dr. Károly Kós – un veac ................................................................................................................................................................326