The "Four Winds hat" is the traditional headgear of these people, who may trace their origins to the Mesolithic Komsa culture.
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]