" The "Kildin" group of these people live on (*) Russia's Kola Peninsula.
The "Four Winds hat" is the traditional headgear of these people, who may trace their origins to the Mesolithic Komsa culture. Thomas von Westen, a pietist known as the "apostle to" these people, was responsible for burning a number of their sacred drums called kannus, which often displayed the Beaivi "sun symbol." The "Kildin" group of these people live on (*) Russia's Kola Peninsula. A division between the "mountain" and "sea" groups of these people arose after many of them moved downhill in the wake of the bubonic plague's attack on northern ► Norway. For 10 pointsÂ—name this reindeer-herding indigenous people of Scandinavia.
The "Four Winds hat" is the traditional headgear of these people, who may trace their origins to the Mesolithic Komsa culture.
Sami [grudgingly accept Lapps]