Historic Center And Medieval Farmhouse In Trondenes

Historic Center And Medieval Farmhouse In Trondenes

A woman is greeting visitors while dressed in Sami clothing inside a traditional house at the medieval village display on the grounds of the Trontenes Historical Center in Harstad, Norway, on November 13, 2023. The Trontenes 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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