Dēliņi homestead (Q5582): Difference between revisions

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Created claim: location (P70): Lūžņa (Q4424)
Changed [en] description: a homestead, constructed between 1819 and the early 20th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa around 1970 on the Livonian (Baltic) coast, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971.
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a homestead, originally built in the village of Lūžņa around 1970 on the Livonian (Baltic) coast, was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971.
a homestead, constructed between 1819 and the early 20th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa around 1970 on the Livonian (Baltic) coast, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971.

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a homestead, constructed between 1819 and the early 20th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa around 1970 on the Livonian (Baltic) coast, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971.
  • Delini homestead
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Dēliņi homestead
a homestead, constructed between 1819 and the early 20th century, form a distinctive three-courtyard layout, originally built in the village of Lūžņa around 1970 on the Livonian (Baltic) coast, and was carefully relocated to the Latvian Ethnographic Open Air Museum in 1971.
  • Delini homestead

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