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Re-Storied Sites and Routes

Holy wells in Norway

  • Ane Ohrvik

How are the Norwegian wells revived and used by people today? The Norwegian wells are primarily attributed the national Saint Olav and appeared in the middle ages in the time after king Olav Haraldsson’s death in 1030 and following his…

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Witnessing the Revived Sacredness

  • Lina Leparskienė

On the baroque altar of the Basilica of Visitation in Trakai, we can see the picture of Our Lady of Trakai. It is the oldest venerated picture in Lithuania. The first pilgrimage in the history of this country was organized…

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From sacred sites to story-places: a phenomenological approach

  • Andrius Kaniava

Places are being re-storied all the time. It happens on a very small and intimate scale such as new personal memories or with the specific meanings people attach to a place in everyday life. And it happens as well as…

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Some approaches to the sacred places in Estonia

  • Kristel Kivari
What is the meaning of the natural sacred places? How should we approach them? When and how should we use them? This is the question often asked in relation to the public debate over natural sacred places in Estonia such as sacred groves, cultic stones, sacred trees, which sometimes have very few context in public knowledge.
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Goddess Temples in North Eastern India

  • Ülo Valk

Additional reading Valk, Ülo (2020). Goddess Temples in North Eastern India: Overcoming Narrative Distance in Place-Lore. In: M. Mani Meitei, R. K. Dhawan (eds.). Folklore Studies: Local and Global (125−138). New Delhi: Prestige Books International. Valk, Ülo (2017). Shrines, stones,…

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The project EMP340 „Re-storied Sites and Routes as Inclusive Spaces and Places: Shared Imaginations and Multi-layered Heritage” has received funding from the EEA Financial Mechanism Baltic Research Programme in Estonia.

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Ülikooli 16-208, 51003 Tartu.
ulo.valk@ut.ee