SäätötjärvenSepänHovi

SäätötjärvenSepänHovi is a historical site located near the village of Säätötjärvi in Finland. It is believed to have been the home and workshop of a blacksmith, hence the name SepänHovi, which translates to "Smith's Court." Archaeological evidence suggests the site was active during the late medieval or early modern period.

The location is known for the remains of a dwelling and an associated smithy. Excavations have uncovered various artifacts, including fragments of iron tools, slag, and pottery, which have helped researchers date the site and understand the blacksmith's activities. The presence of a smithy indicates the importance of metalworking in the local community during that era, likely for agricultural tools, weapons, and household items.

SäätötjärvenSepänHovi is situated in a rural landscape, and its exact historical context within the broader settlement patterns of the region is still a subject of ongoing research. The site offers insights into the daily life and economic practices of its former inhabitants, contributing to the understanding of Finnish history and archaeology. Access to the site is generally restricted to allow for preservation and further study.