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Finnish Prehistoric (Iron Age Water Burial) sacred sites in Finland

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Traditions

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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Built sacred place3 Christian worship place3 Church3

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Finnish Prehistoric (Iron Age Water Burial)

Levänluhta

Isokyrö, South Ostrobothnia, Finland

Levänluhta is a small, iron-stained spring near Isokyrö where, over several centuries of the Finnish Iron Age, a community placed the remains of roughly one hundred people...

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