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Finnish Folk Religion sacred sites in Finland

Explore 3 Finnish Folk Religion 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

Physical forms

Built sacred place3 Christian worship place3 Church3

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Finnish Folk Religion

Kummakivi

Ruokolahti, South Karelia, Finland

Kummakivi is a seven-metre glacial boulder in Ruokolahti, Finland, balanced on a smooth bedrock outcrop with barely half a square metre of contact....

Finnish Folk Religion

Pihlajamäki Hiidenkirnu

Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland

Two glacial potholes on a rock slope in Helsinki's Pihlajamäki district, ground into bedrock by meltwater at the end of the last ice age and named, in Finnish folk...

Finnish Folk Religion

Pirunpesä

Kurikka, South Ostrobothnia, Finland

Pirunpesä is a near-perfectly round, steep pit weathered deep into solid granite atop a hill in South Ostrobothnia....

Key questions

Finnish Folk Religion sacred sites in Finland questions

What is included in this Finnish Folk Religion guide to Finland?

This guide includes 3 sacred places within the Finnish Folk Religion tradition in Finland.

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