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2730-6488 domestication.Provides a unique insight into change, continu.Reindeer have been an integral part of the lives of people in Northern Fennoscandia in prehistoric and historic times. Today, reindeer herding practices are changing fast due to climate change, land use pressures and new technologies. This

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Jeroen Vanattenhoven,Dries De Roeckman–reindeer relationships. To do this, we have exemplified the methods with different case studies, and when no case study is available, we refer to previous or ongoing research. We show that these methods are effective tools for studying reindeer migration.

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Human–Reindeer Relationships and Reindeer Feeding: Perspectives from Archaeology and Reindeer Herder both for taming individuals destined for draught and racing use and for nutritional reasons in the winter, is discussed based on reindeer herders’ traditional and practical knowledge. The implications for the interpretation of the archaeological data are also explored.

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W. Sch?fer,R. Kirschner-Hermannsd reindeer in offering rituals reflects how the Sámi shared certain elements in their religious ritual and relationship with the land and its resources, despite the varying subsistence strategies employed by different Sámi groups across Sápmi.

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Effects of Reindeer Domestication on Society and Religiond reindeer in offering rituals reflects how the Sámi shared certain elements in their religious ritual and relationship with the land and its resources, despite the varying subsistence strategies employed by different Sámi groups across Sápmi.

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Habitation Sites and Herding Landscapesth some domesticated animals and more tethered annual mobilities, to long-range nomadic reindeer pastoralism. The intra-site and inter-site spatialities also reflect the changes in the Sámi subsistence economy and land-use patterns, related to wider developments in the socioeconomic networks and broad-scale environmental changes.

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