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Baltic-Finnic Iron Age Hillfort Tradition sacred sites in Finland

Explore 2 Baltic-Finnic Iron Age Hillfort Tradition sacred places in Finland, with mapped locations and detailed site guides.

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Traditions

Finnish Prehistoric8 Evangelical Lutheran Christianity5 Finnish Folk Religion3 Baltic-Finnic Iron Age Hillfort Tradition2 Finnish Prehistoric / Comb Ceramic Culture2 Finnish Stone Age / Comb Ceramic Culture2 Baltic-Finnic / Finnish Iron Age Burial Culture1 Baltic-Finnic Folk Religion1

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Baltic-Finnic Iron Age Hillfort Tradition

Old Castle of Lieto

Lieto, Southwest Finland, Finland

Rising some 55 to 56 meters above the Aura River near Turku, the Old Castle of Lieto (Liedon Vanhalinna) is one of Finland's most extensively excavated prehistoric...

Baltic-Finnic Iron Age Hillfort Tradition

Tenhola Castle Hill

Hattula, Kanta-Häme, Finland

Tenholan linnavuori is an Iron Age and medieval hillfort on a sand esker above Lake Vanajavesi in Hattula, Finland....

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