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saamiblog: Njommelsaska (Harsprånget) Lappland av Carl Svantje Hallbeck
saamiblog: Russian Sami, a whale caught in June 1760 in the White Sea.
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saamiblog: Carta Marina by Olaus Magnus 1539 - An amazing map
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saamiblog: Gulappelant and Pilappelant on Nicholas Donis's 1482 edition of Ptolemy's 2nd Century CE Cosmographia Map
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saamiblog: Hammerfest, Norway by A. Meyer, 1838 from the Reserche expedition
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saamiblog: Kristiania (present name of the capital city in Norway is Oslo) in Norway, 1830s. By A. Mayer, 1838
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saamiblog: Sea Sami and Researchers at Bossekop or Bossegohppi in Alta Norway by P. Lauvergne,1838.
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saamiblog: Girl from Reykjavík, Iceland in a ceremonial costume Gaimard 1835
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saamiblog: The Interior of a house in Reykjavík on Iceland. A. Mayer.
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saamiblog: Settlement at Reykjavík on Iceland by Gaimard, 1835
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saamiblog: Reliefs (1606) at the Temple of Skard at Iceland by A. Mayer.
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saamiblog: Russian, Swede, Lapplander, Goth: The four languages spoken in the Nordic by Olaus Magnus, 1555
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saamiblog: Russian man ca. 1900
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saamiblog: Sami drum from Russian Lapland described by Friis and Rae - Nordic Mythology- See Comments
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saamiblog: Olaus Magnus 1555 Pre-Christian Temple of the Aesis (i.e. Asian) cult in Old Uppsala Sweden
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saamiblog: Sweden. Tarrakaise Mountain and a Nomad Sami Gamme Dwelling. First quarter of 1900
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saamiblog: Grotli Western Norway early 1900 A Sami Lavvo tent
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saamiblog: Petsamo. Petsjenga. Boris Gleb Chapel, early 1900. Photo Turistföreningen i Finland
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saamiblog: Hammerfest 70 degrees 40 min northern latitude
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saamiblog: Detail of Russian Lapland and Norway, Carta Marina Olaus Magnus 1555
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saamiblog: Wildlappen area on Map of Europe by Hieronymus Münzer, 1493
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saamiblog: Thunor the thunderer or Thor on a Swedish Baptismal Font from ca. 1000 CE
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saamiblog: The tree of life - Yggdrasil - on a baptismal font in Sweden ca. 1000 CE
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saamiblog: Saint Olof or Sankt Olav in Sankt Olofs Church Skåne, Sweden
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saamiblog: Saint Olav in Austevold Church, in Norway. Remains from a previous Medieval church photo Nina Aldin Thune
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saamiblog: Saint Olof or Olav in Overselo Church Sweden.The Church is clearly early Roman, established in 1200eds
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saamiblog: Valleberga Runic Stone in Sweden
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saamiblog: Nordic God Tyr. From the 18th Century Icelandic manuscript
saamiblog: Kam Comb Iron Age Jernalderen Sweden
saamiblog: Carved horn spoons Uppland Sweden Iron Age