Samisk tromme, runebomme, ved Nordiska Museet i Stockholm. Christianity harshly persecuted those who held to the Sámi religion. "From the end of the 17th to the middle of the 18th century much of the confrontation between indigenous Saami religion and Christianity was focused on the drums.The church burned most of the confiscated drums; therefore, only about 70 drums remain today, almost all in foreign museums.
Runebomme, samenes berømte trolltromme. Opprinnelig brukte noaiden (sjamanen) trommen når han ville komme i ekstase, slik trommen ble brukt blant de fleste arktiske folk. Fra utstillingen "Sápmi" i Nordiska Museet, Stockholm.
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- The Shaman Sami drum - Sjamantrommer
