From the lands of Kolttai: Ethnological descriptions of Kuollan-Lap
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"Kolttain Mailta: Ethnographic Essays of Lapland" is a book by the Finnish author Samuli Paulaharyu, which tells about the life and culture of the Sami, an indigenous people living on the northern outskirts of Finland, Norway, Sweden and Russia. The book contains the author's essays, memories and descriptions of the traditions, customs, beliefs and daily life of this unique people who, even in the modern world, preserve their unique culture and coexist in harmony with nature. This book is an important source of knowledge about the Sami people and helps readers better understand and appreciate their heritage.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Samuli Paulaharju
- Language
- Фінська
- Release date
- 2020-12-21
- Title
- Kolttain mailta: Kansatieteellisiä kuvauksia Kuollan-Lapista
- Subject
- Ethnology -- Finland -- Lapin lääni
Ethnology -- Russia (Federation) -- Murmanskaia oblast'
Folklore -- Finland -- Lapin lääni
Folklore -- Russia (Federation) -- Murmanskaia oblast'
GR
Sami (European people) -- Finland -- Lapin lääni
Sami (European people) -- Russia (Federation) -- Murmanskaia oblast'
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