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Close-up of women organizing the Sapé and chatting. The women talk about the number of toads underneath the Sapé, saying one must be careful because the toads can attract snakes and other creatures, such as scorpions and spiders. Doriano Morales Arce (25089115) Sustainable architecture Design anthropology Timber engineering Critical heritage, museum and archive studies Digital heritage Sapé grass thatch covering indigenous architecture resource collection Documentation of the process of harvesting sapé for the construction of the Oga Pysy. Sapé is used as the roofing material, and its harvesting must respect the lunar cycle. If harvested during the waning or new moon, it will be more susceptible to pests, while sapé harvested during the full moon will be stronger and last longer on the structure. 2026-10-01T14:11:51Z Dataset Media 10.25420/britishmuseum.34024371.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/media/Close-up_of_women_organizing_the_Sap_and_chatting_The_women_talk_about_the_number_of_toads_underneath_the_Sap_saying_one_must_be_careful_because_the_toads_can_attract_snakes_and_other_creatures_such_as_scorpions_and_spiders_/34024371 CC BY-NC-SA 4.0