Tsiati Workbook
This workbook presents the results of the dual educational program titled “Tsiati | Apprenticeship and Hands-on Workshop on Traditional Timber Construction Techniques” which took place in September 2024 in Frasta, in the Municipality of Central Tzoumerka, at the School for Research and Education on Traditional and Sustainable Building, where Boulouki is based.
The document is available in Greek.
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- Documentation, Educational material
This Notebook of Works is a documentation of the works and the results of the dual educational programme “Keretsi | Apprenticeship and Workshop on Mortars for Traditional and Sustainable Building Practices” which was implemented at the beginning of October until November 2025 in Frasta, Tzoumerka, Greece, at the School for Research and Education on Traditional and Sustainable Building, where Boulouki is based.
The document is available in Greek.
‘Burning the Bones of the Earth’ was initiated in November 2021 and concluded two years later, following extensive field research in several locations of Epirus in NW Greece and in regions of S. Albania. Its objective was to trace and document the traditional craftsmanship of wood-fired, flare-type lime kilns on both sides of the border; to explore the knowledge, practice, and social dimensions regarding the lime kiln technology and the ways it evolved in the two neighbouring countries. Full documentation of the project was uploaded at the British Museum’s Digital Resources Website on November 2025 and is now fully accessible to the community. In this resource you can find the documentation guide (downloadable file) and the full programmes website:
The file is available in English.
- Documentation
Since Boulouki has been working for years in Epirus, it has come close to the needs of local communities. In the framework of this project it aims at enhancing their livelihood and well-being by mapping ecosystems and the services they offer to the sustainable conservation of natural resources with the aim of social and economic well-being and delivering important information and skills for the management and sustainable development of the area focusing on biodiversity-related knowledge, agricultural, traditional livestock grazing practices, landscape and cultural values, traditional water infrastructures and related knowledge on sustainable use of natural resources.
The file is available in Greek.