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MARC recordLiminality, rock art and the Sami sacred landscape / Inga-Maria Mulk, Tim Bayliss-Smith.
| Title: | Liminality, rock art and the Sami sacred landscape / Inga-Maria Mulk, Tim Bayliss-Smith. |
| Author(s): | Mulk, Inga-Maria. Bayliss-Smith, Tim. |
| Date: | 2007. |
| In: | Journal of Northern Studies. (2007.), Vol. 1-2 (2007) |
| Abstract: | Suggests that cultural landscapes were permeated by religious meanings in all pre-modern societies, including Saami societies before c. 1600 AD. Also suggests that knowledge of sacred landscape was not restricted to elite or to shamans, but was widely shared. For Saami, religious rituals and associated images (e.g. rock art) involved all levels withih social hierarchy that linked individual adult or child, family, band (sijdda) and association of family groups (vuobme). |
| Notes: | Journal of Northern Studies. Vol. 1-2 :95-122 (2007). |
| Keywords: | 113/119 -- Attitudes to nature. 39 -- Ethnography: Saami. 392 -- Social customs. 398 -- Native peoples, folk beliefs and tales. 7.031 -- Art, prehistoric and primitive. 903 -- Archaeology. 93 -- History. T -- Social anthropology and ethnography. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*548) -- Scandinavia. (*57) -- Sweden. (*571) -- Norrland. |
| SPRI record no.: | 194906 |
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