- A
siida is an
organisation of
humans traditionally present in Sámi
societies consisting of
several families of
reindeer herders whose reindeer graze together...
-
Siida lit. 'the place' is a
museum located on Lake
Inari in the
village of
Inari in Inari, Finland. It is home to the Sámi
Museum and
Northern Lapland...
- The Sami
Siida of
North America (Northern Sami: Davvi-Amerihká Sámi
Siida) is a
loosely organized group of
regional communities,
primarily in
Canada and...
-
Norway are the
siidas. They
cover northern and
central Norway. The main
organisations for Sámi
representation in
Sweden are the
siidas. They
cover northern...
- as
nobility has
never been a part of Sámi culture. From old, the term
siida refers to a unit of
people who
travel together and/or
share a
seasonal settlement...
-
income are tourism,
service industry, and cold
climate testing. With the
Siida museum in the
village of Inari, it is a
center of Sámi culture,
widely known...
- stone-age
dwellings have been
found in Vuopaja, on the edge of town near
Siida, the Sámi Museum. Sajos, the Sami
Cultural Center in the
Inari village Snow...
-
Elevated storage facility,
Siida museum, Inari, Finland....
- groups) and
reindeer were used for transport, milk and meat production. The
siida is an
ancient Sámi
community system within a
designated area but it can...
- Finnish, and English). Inari:
Siida.
Siida. "Beadwork, root and bark
craft and hand-spun yarn…". Sääʹmjieʹllem.
Siida.
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