The Cuccia Oven (XIX Century)

Rectangular planned building, made in a mixed style permanent structure grossly plastered with a double layered roof tale coverings. The N and S walls continue to the E wall over the building front ending in two piles where the roof prosecution is placed, and has the aim to delimit a covered area in front of the building. From here we can access to the combustion chamber, entirely made of bricks, and to the two rectangular recesses and to the driyng klin in the attic. Two iron rings, fixled on the two edges of the owen, allow a stick to course horizontally and substain a stone layer closing and opening the oven