36. Bømark 1 og 2
Samiske bosetninger fra nyere tid
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https://doi.org/10.7557/700bvc95Keywords:
Sami cultural heritage, Modern times, "Finn" clearance, stone fence, stone wallAbstract
At Bømark in Gullesfjorden, two fences were recorded. One was located in the marsh, while the other was situated near the river.
The latter appeared more like a wall than a fence and can be interpreted as the foundation for a forest road leading up to the mill further along the river.
The function of the fence in the marsh is more uncertain. Both sites are associated with the Sámi settlement and use of Gullesfjorden.
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