the lapps
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lapps
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION
The Sami live in tundra (arctic or subarctic treeless plain), taiga (subarctic forest), and coastal zones in the far north of Europe
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DIALYLIFE
families called a siida families are close-knit men are occupied with herding, hunting, and making boats, sleds, and tools,the women cooked, made clothing and thread, and cured the meat
FOOD
Reindeer meat is a protein-rich dietary staple. Even the reindeer's blood is used, for sausages. Fish caught in the many lakes of the Sami's homelands are eaten boiled, grilled, dried, smoked, or salted. Wild berries are another mainstay of the Sami diet, especially the vitamin C–rich cloudberry. To help them stay warm and alert in their cold environment
CLOTHINGSome, but not all, Sami still wear the group's brightly colored traditional clothing. It is most easily recognizable by the distinctive bands of bright red and yellow patterns against a deep blue background of wool or felt. These bands appear as decorations on men's tunics (gaktis), as borders on the women's skirts, and on the hats of both sexes. Men's hats vary by region; some are cone-shaped while others have four corners. Women and girls may drape fringed scarves around their shoulders. Warm reindeer-skin coats are worn by both sexes. The Sami wear moccasins of reindeer skin with turned-up toes, fastened with ribbons. However, they wear no socks. Instead, they stuff their moccasins with soft sedge grass to protect their feet against the cold and dampness.Urban Sami dress in modern, Western-style clothing.
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ARTS AND CRAFTS
tools and utensils—from bone, wood, reindeer antlers, and silver, often with geometric motifs
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RELIGION, TRADITIONSAND CUSTOMStraditional Sami religion believe that all
objects such as trees has soul.
PROBLEMScommunication networks,
and tourism threatened by pollution.
SOLUTIONS
There is no solutions in their problems