Sami ethnocultural artifacts in regional tourism and cultural activities (on the basis of the Murmansk region)
Саамские этнокультурные артефакты в региональной туристской и культурной деятельности (на материале Мурманской области)
2022-12-28
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The role and functions of material objects of the culture of the Kola Saami are revealed in the paper. Namely elements of national costume and the full set of Sami folk costume, ethnic souvenirs, ethnographic exhibits, traditional handicrafts, etc. that are relevant to sign/symbol are investigated. These objects, in addition, are regularly used in regional tourism and cultural activities. The main functions of the Sami ethnocultural artifacts are analyzed. Depending on the specifics of use, some groups of ethnocultural artifacts and their functions in the Sami holidays are identified.
Key Findings
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Artifact groups and their specific functions are distinguished in the context of Sami festivals and celebrations.
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Sami ethnocultural artifacts function as signs and symbols representing Sami cultural identity and heritage.
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The paper examines Kola Sami material-culture objects, including national costumes, souvenirs, ethnographic exhibits, and traditional handicrafts.
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The study identifies major functions of Sami ethnocultural artifacts according to their uses in regional cultural practices.
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These artifacts are regularly incorporated into tourism and cultural activities in Russia’s Murmansk region.
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Sami ethnocultural artifacts used in regional tourism and cultural activities in the Murmansk region
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The sign/symbolic roles and functions of Sami ethnocultural artifacts, including their grouping by use in Sami holidays
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2022-12-28
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