What's new

A dated list of what this site has added, from the GitHub Pages start through now.

Newest first. Updated when the site grows.

15 Sept 2026

Cheese — brânză, telemea, the table and the cellar brine.
Imagined art on stories, proverbs, and șezătoare, and a little more copy on those pages.
Imagined art on crafts, music, dance, and games, and a little more copy on those pages.

Salt — sare, the welcome on the cloth, the cellar brine, and the ocnă under the hill.

Search — type a word and jump to the page that still holds it.
Optional image on the Suggest form — a screenshot, sketch, or photo can go with the email.

This What's new list.
North deepened — Maramureș wood and hay, Bucovina painted walls, northern Moldavia, winter, and the rivers. Three new imagined plates.
Translate, Learn Romanian, and Learn English.
Troița — the wayside cross.
Header grouped into dropdown menus.
Romance — courtship and dor.
Imagined-art plates on the remaining text pages.
The mill (moară).
Dragobete.
Pottery — Horezu and the wheel.

Sânziene.
Paște.
Colinde.
Gates — Maramureș porți de lemn.
The delta.
Wedding.
Mărțișor.
Țuică, after a first wine page.
Bread, and the timeline deepened again.
Suggest box, and a suggestions board.
Imagined-art plates for wooden churches, shepherds, sea, villages, wildlife, and harvest.
Wardrobe plates on the timeline.
The sea — the Constanța coast.
Shepherds — ciobani, the stână, transhumance.
North, borders, and a schematic map with era animation.
Wildlife — animals people still meet.

Villages — the sat as a living unit.
Playable yard games in the browser: șotron, hide-and-seek, baba oarbă, elasticul, țară țară — linked from games.
Winter — iarna, Ignat, wood, the indoor months.
Harvest — seceriș, maize, vines, the cellar.
Rivers — Danube, Olt, Mureș, and the valleys people name.
Orthodoxy expanded: history, beliefs, parish life, more saint plates.
The well.
More home recipes on the recipes tab.
The year expanded: seasons, feasts, fasts, table customs.
The house — yard, gate, stove, rooms; then daily life then-and-now, with imagined kitchen plates.
Timeline of Romanian history.
Women and men.
The market.
Wooden churches.
Children’s games.
History quiz.
Music — folk music and dance.
More common words, and short practice stories.

ro.net desk, and Good news.
Proverbs.
The year — feasts, fasts, and the table.
Crafts.
Orthodoxy, beliefs, and saints.
Stories in Romanian.
A hundred common words.
History lessons: Latin that stayed, three lands, painted walls, union, a century, Thrace and Dacia, Constanța.
Dialects.
Recipes, maps, and the History / Store tabs.
Pictures, themes (Voroneț, dusk, folk, wood), the flag, and page dressing.
GitHub Pages for panatau.com — CNAME, .nojekyll, rename from the starter.