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Finnish Iron Age Hillfort Tradition (Baltic-Finnic/Tavastian) sacred sites in Finland

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Lutheran Christianity12 Finnish Prehistoric8 Evangelical Lutheran Christianity4 Finnish Folk Religion3 Baltic-Finnic Iron Age Hillfort Tradition2 Finnish Prehistoric / Comb Ceramic Culture2 Finnish Stone Age / Comb Ceramic Culture2 Historical Latin Christianity2

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Finnish Iron Age Hillfort Tradition (Baltic-Finnic/Tavastian)

Rapola Hillfort

Valkeakoski (Sääksmäki), Pirkanmaa, Finland

Rapola is the largest and most completely preserved hillfort in Finland, a nearly one-kilometer rampart enclosing Iron Age dwelling sites atop a glacial ridge in Sääksmäki....

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