Historic Center And Medieval Farmhouse In Trondenes

Historic Center And Medieval Farmhouse In Trondenes

A woman dressed in Sami clothing is demonstrating methods of preserving products in the medieval village on the grounds of the Trondenes Historical Center in Trontenes, Norway, on November 13, 2023. The Trondenes Historical Center features a collection of historical artifacts that span from the ancient Viking settlement of the region to the occupation by Nazi Germany during World War II, including a display that depicts the life of the Sami nation in Norway. (Photo by Jorge Mantilla/NurPhoto)

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