@article{5737befbd024445d8b06e7670c2999cc,
title = "Sacred Sites in the Arctic North and Beyond: The Challenges of Protecting Cultural Heritage and Living Traditions in a Multitude of Contexts and Cultures",
abstract = "Research at Sacred Sites in Different Cultures",
keywords = "Indigenous Peoples, Sacred Sites, Protection, Appropriation",
author = "Francis Joy and Herrmann, {Thora Martina}",
note = "Dr. Francis Joy is a post-doctoral researcher and member of the Arctic Anthropology research team at the University of Lapland Arctic Center, Rovaniemi, Finland. Since 2005 Francis has been engaged in the study of S{\'a}mi culture and has published a broad range of papers on the subject matters of S{\'a}mi shamanism, Cosmology and Art, which includes the study of prehistoric rock art, sacred sites and links with S{\'a}mi cosmology illustrated on sacred S{\'a}mi drums from the seventeenth century. In addition, he also teaches on the Arctic Studies Program at the Arctic Center, University of Lapland. In 2022, Francis was invited to join the editorial board of the Journal of Northern Studies. The journal is published by Ume{\aa} University and Royal Academy, the Royal Skyttean Society, Sweden. Contact: fjoy@ulapland.fi Thora Herrmann, DPhil, is a post-doctoral researcher at the Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental research (UFZ), and the German Centre for integrative biodiversity research (iDiv), Germany. She is a trained cultural geographer and has worked with and for First Nation, Inuit, Mapuche, and S{\'a}mi communities in action-research projects on people-place relationships, nature-culture inter-linkages and bio-cultural diversity conservation strategies. She has been collaborating with UAPASHKUSS since the organization{\textquoteright}s founding in its efforts to recognize and protect Innu sacred natural sites.",
year = "2022",
month = apr,
day = "25",
language = "English",
volume = "17",
pages = "1--8",
journal = "Nordicum - Mediterraneum : Icelandic E-Journal of Nordic and Mediterranean Studies",
issn = "1670-6242",
publisher = " University of Akureyri",
number = "3",
}