Sami Culture: Reindeer Herding

The Sami people are Norway's indigenous population, with a cultural heritage spanning over 11,000 years. They live in tents called "lavvu" and follow reindeer herds for sustenance. Reindeer herding is central to Sami culture, providing them with meat and fur and serving as their primary mode of transportation through reindeer sledding.

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