Los Corrales | After clean-up | Buera village |
There are two partitions; the major part taking about two thirds of the space is the molino proper. This work place features a door and 2 windows in the front wall. The last window looks into the small room which probably served as a stable (13).
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(4) Molino Caserío Los Corrales in Buera (Sta María de Dulcis) |
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(5) En el año 1920 Trabajaron en este molino los oper(adores?)
siguientes. Remu do Monclus y Leandro Mur y J(esus??) |
Let's have a closer look at our data.
Site | Year | Serial |
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La Muela | 1864 | 24 |
Buera | 1867 | 53 |
Mipanas | 1880 | 82 |
This corner of the mill is dominated by brambles and thorny shrubs but with some effort the side room can be reached (13). The space is empty apart from a trough against the wall opposite the entrance. This must have been the resting place for the animals turning the stone. At other places the beasts had their spot separated from the mill proper and with its own door (e.g. Bara) but here —like in Troncedo— the access is through the workplace.
Los Corrales | After clean-up | Buera village |