Citat:
Det finns ju spår av bosättning i Finland sedan närmare 10.000 år tillbaka. Kan inte de stupida svennefjollorna ens leta en smula på nätet? Trots att hela deras så kallade skola
innebär att de ska söka kunskap själva?https://www.uppslagsverket.fi/sv/sok...5-FoerHistoria
https://www.britannica.com/place/Fin...rliest-peoples
The first people arrived in Finland about 9,000 years ago. They probably represented several groups and tribes, including the ancestors of the present Sami. Lured by the plenitude of game, particularly fur-bearing animals and fish, they followed the melting ice northward. The first people perhaps came to hunt only for the summer, but gradually more and more of them stayed over the winter. Apparently berries played a significant role in their diet.
Another group probably arrived some 3,000 years later from the southeast. They possibly spoke a Finno-Ugric language and may have been related to the ancestors of the present Finns, if they were not actually of the same group. Other peoples—including the ancestors of the Tavastians—followed from the southwest and central Europe, eventually adopting the Finno-Ugric tongue.
During the 1st millennium bce several more groups arrived, among them the ancestors of the present Finns. The nomadic Sami, who had been scattered over the greater part of Finland, withdrew to the north. Most other groups intermarried and assimilated with the newcomers, and settlement spread across the south of Finland. The population was still extremely sparse, but three loose unities seem to have crystallized: the Finns proper, the Tavastians, and the Karelians. These each had their own chiefs, and they waged war on one another.
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Senast redigerad av Ördög 2023-02-17 kl. 16:38.
Senast redigerad av Ördög 2023-02-17 kl. 16:38.
Citat:
Det finns ju spår av bosättning i Finland sedan närmare 10.000 år tillbaka. Kan inte de stupida svennefjollorna ens leta en smula på nätet? Trots att hela deras så kallade skola innebär att de ska söka kunskap själva?
https://www.uppslagsverket.fi/sv/sok...5-FoerHistoria
https://www.britannica.com/place/Fin...rliest-peoples
innebär att de ska söka kunskap själva?https://www.uppslagsverket.fi/sv/sok...5-FoerHistoria
https://www.britannica.com/place/Fin...rliest-peoples
The first people arrived in Finland about 9,000 years ago. They probably represented several groups and tribes, including the ancestors of the present Sami. Lured by the plenitude of game, particularly fur-bearing animals and fish, they followed the melting ice northward. The first people perhaps came to hunt only for the summer, but gradually more and more of them stayed over the winter. Apparently berries played a significant role in their diet.
Another group probably arrived some 3,000 years later from the southeast. They possibly spoke a Finno-Ugric language and may have been related to the ancestors of the present Finns, if they were not actually of the same group. Other peoples—including the ancestors of the Tavastians—followed from the southwest and central Europe, eventually adopting the Finno-Ugric tongue.
During the 1st millennium bce several more groups arrived, among them the ancestors of the present Finns. The nomadic Sami, who had been scattered over the greater part of Finland, withdrew to the north. Most other groups intermarried and assimilated with the newcomers, and settlement spread across the south of Finland. The population was still extremely sparse, but three loose unities seem to have crystallized: the Finns proper, the Tavastians, and the Karelians. These each had their own chiefs, and they waged war on one another.
Innan dess så var området ockuperat av is. Så vilka skulle ha kunnat bo där? Eskimåer, som de hette då, kanske.
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Senast redigerad av Mypointis 2023-02-17 kl. 17:34.
Senast redigerad av Mypointis 2023-02-17 kl. 17:34.
Citat:
Det finns ju spår av bosättning i Finland sedan närmare 10.000 år tillbaka. Kan inte de stupida svennefjollorna ens leta en smula på nätet? Trots att hela deras så kallade skola innebär att de ska söka kunskap själva?
https://www.uppslagsverket.fi/sv/sok...5-FoerHistoria
https://www.britannica.com/place/Fin...rliest-peoples
innebär att de ska söka kunskap själva?https://www.uppslagsverket.fi/sv/sok...5-FoerHistoria
https://www.britannica.com/place/Fin...rliest-peoples
The first people arrived in Finland about 9,000 years ago. They probably represented several groups and tribes, including the ancestors of the present Sami. Lured by the plenitude of game, particularly fur-bearing animals and fish, they followed the melting ice northward. The first people perhaps came to hunt only for the summer, but gradually more and more of them stayed over the winter. Apparently berries played a significant role in their diet.
Another group probably arrived some 3,000 years later from the southeast. They possibly spoke a Finno-Ugric language and may have been related to the ancestors of the present Finns, if they were not actually of the same group. Other peoples—including the ancestors of the Tavastians—followed from the southwest and central Europe, eventually adopting the Finno-Ugric tongue.
During the 1st millennium bce several more groups arrived, among them the ancestors of the present Finns. The nomadic Sami, who had been scattered over the greater part of Finland, withdrew to the north. Most other groups intermarried and assimilated with the newcomers, and settlement spread across the south of Finland. The population was still extremely sparse, but three loose unities seem to have crystallized: the Finns proper, the Tavastians, and the Karelians. These each had their own chiefs, and they waged war on one another.
”The first people arrived in Finland about 9,000 years ago. They probably represented several groups and tribes, including the ancestors of the present Sami”.
Ovanstående är korrekt men ändå formulerat på ett sätt som är vilseledande. Det blir mera tydligt om man skriver att de här människorna införlivades av samerna när dom anlände till nuvarande Finland.
Att det skulle ha funnits samer i Fennoskandia för 9000 år sen har mig veterligt inget stöd hos vetenskapen.
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