Charcoal burners in Gorky Region, 1990

Syava village, Gorky Region, USSR. Charcoal burners from Syava village. Charcoal burning is an old craft, dating back to the 18th century. Charcoal is manufactured by carbonising wood in a charcoal pile or furnace and is used as a metallurgical fuel as well as in art and medicine. This charcoal manufacturing plant in Syava has been active since 1936. Nikolai Moshkov/TASS

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Burners Charcoal Dating Furnace Gorky Manufactured Metallurgical Moshkov Pile

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