-
fishing for profit.
There are thirty-three
mountain siidas, ten
forest siidas and
eight concession siidas,
divided by
historical extent,
summer and winter...
-
Siida also
maintains an
observer seat on the
International Saami Council.[citation needed]
There are some
differences between the
Scandinavian Siidas...
-
Norway are the
siidas. They
cover northern and
central Norway. The main
organisations for Sámi
representation in
Sweden are the
siidas. They
cover northern...
- in the
southernmost district of
Finnish Lapland as far
south as the Sámi
siidas around Kuusamo. A
complex of
local variants which had a
distinct identity...
-
Siida lit. 'the place' is a
museum located on Lake
Inari in the
village of
Inari in Inari, Finland. It is home to the Sámi
Museum and
Northern Lapland...
- the
Russian Empire in the
northeast was finalized.
While originally the
siidas that were cut in two were to keep
their rights on both
sides of the border;...
-
income are tourism,
service industry, and cold
climate testing. With the
Siida museum in the
village of Inari, it is a
center of Sami culture,
widely known...
-
Press London, 1962, p.154 Kitti, Anja. (Sami Elder;
former Chair, Sami
Siida of
North America, Toronto, Canada), interview. July, 1995/Nov., 2007. Somby...
- stone-age
dwellings have been
found in Vuopaja, on the edge of town near
Siida, the Sámi Museum. Sajos, the Sami
Cultural Center in the
Inari village Snow...
- Scandinavia,
management of
reindeer herds is
primarily conducted through siida, a
traditional Sámi form of
cooperative ****ociation. The use of reindeer...
