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Hammerfest 1880s
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Sami family in boat
Hammerfest 1880s

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Samisk kvinne i lærdrakt Sverige 1880 by saamiblog Via Flickr: Sami woman in traditional leather costume before 1880, Sweden. Dette er et gamelt bilde som er laget etter fotografi. saamiblog.blogspot.com/
Coffee break on high plateau. Finnmark, Norway. (Ellisif Wessel)
Made this in response to the Nussir case, i wanted to express my feelings. It’s based of an image from our summer pasture. I’ve named the picture “Geasseorohat” which means summer pasture in North Sámi!
Sami girl
Troms county, Norway,1909

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Daniel’s jojk
This song deserves more attention, and it felt appropriate to salute the Sami week here in Umeå finishing with this post. This is a beautiful part of a unique culture that today is fighting to not vanish after years of discrimination and oppression. I wanted to share the translation of this beautiful song with the world because this is an ancient living language and it’s powerful and amazing.
Swedish translation from Sami by Oscar, second post in the comments of this video, and English below by me. Song by Jon Henrik Fjällgren, whose debut album Goeksegh (2014) is a gem.
Are you still walking by me, my dear friend,
Even though I no longer see you?
Are you still on this Earth,
Like you are still in my heart?
Sami woman with horn hat (ládjogahpir). Trollfjord, Norway
Anna Aslaksdatter Gaup and Anna Johnsdatter Somby, Finnmark, 1800s