Vol. 17 (2009): Recent perspectives on Sámi archaeology in Fennoscandia and North-West Russia

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Sami archaeology, Rovaniemi, 19-22 October 2006

Published: 2009-07-18

• Preface

  Halinen Petri, Mika Lavento

  5–6

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• Bone deposits and reindeer luck

  Oddmund Andersen

  7–16

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• Relations between man and reindeer – traces of reindeer herding

  Kjell-Åke Aronsson

  17–24

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• Landscape archaeology and Sámi ritual landscapes Examples from Ukonsaari, Juuvaara and Taatsi

  Tiina Äikäs

  25–33

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• Árran – Sámi hearths A millennium of settlement in a reindeer landscape in the interior of northern Norway

  Ingrid Sommerseth

  34–41

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• Settlement and subsistence in the forest area of Northern Sweden An environmental archaeological study of dwelling sites with hearths

  Nina Karlsson

  42–51

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• On the problem of stone structures in the Karelian part of the White Sea area: data from archaeological trial surveys 2000–2006

  Nadežda Lobanova

  52–64

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• Discussion regarding the south-east origin of the Sámi

  Mark Kosmenko

  65–74

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• Early Iron Age settlements in the western part of the White Sea

  Alexandr Žul’nikov

  75–84

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• "Lapps" and "Lapp" objects in northern and western Karelia

  Mark Šahnovič

  85–93

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• Silver hoards in Sámi areas

  Marte Spangen

  94–106

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• Excavations at Hornslandsudde, Hälsingland, Sweden: nine hundred years of sealing and new evidence of Sámi iron working

  Noel D. Broadbent, Britta Wennstedt Edvinger

  107–115

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• Interpretation of historical and archaeological sources in the South Sami coastal area in Norway

  Lisa Dunfjeld-Aagård

  116–120

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• The possibilities of osteology in historical Sámi archaeology Life and livelihood at the 18th-century Ohcejohka Sámi market site

  Eeva-Kristiina Harlin

  121–132

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• Place-name perspectives on the Saami past The importance of multidisciplinary source criticism

  Taarna Valtonen

  133–143

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• Sámi past in the NW forest Lapland in Finland – tradition and change from the Stone Age up to historical times

  Hilkka Oksala

  144–161

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• The management of Sámi monuments and sites in Norway – The right to a past

  Arne Hakon Thomassen

  162–167

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