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Indigenous sacred sites in Sweden

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Traditions

Celtic and Prehistoric19 Lutheran Christianity12 Historical Latin Christianity5 Indigenous and pre-Christian regional traditions4 Indigenous3 Christianity2 Nature Spirituality2

Physical forms

Archaeological place3 Megalithic structure3 Dolmen2 Passage grave1

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Áhkká

Jokkmokks kommun, Norrbotten, Sweden

Twelve peaks and ten glaciers rise above Lake Akkajaure in Swedish Lapland, forming a massif the Sami named after their mother goddess Mattarahkka....

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Ålleberg

Falköpings kommun, Västra Götaland, Sweden

Alleberg rises sharply from the Falbygden plain in western Sweden, a table mountain shaped by 150 million years of geology and inhabited, according to legend, by twelve...

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Nämforsen

Ådals-Liden District, Västernorrland, Sweden

Namforsen holds one of northern Europe's largest concentrations of prehistoric rock art: more than 2,500 individual carvings created over roughly three thousand years on...

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