ullakoille
Ullakoille is a cultural and historical site located in the northern regions of Scandinavia, primarily associated with the indigenous Sami people. The term "ullakoille" refers to a semi-permanent or seasonal dwelling traditionally used by Sami herders and nomadic populations. These structures are often constructed using locally available materials such as wood, birch bark, and animal hides, designed to withstand the harsh climate conditions typical of Arctic and sub-Arctic environments.
The design of ullakoille is characterized by its circular or conical shape, which helps to conserve heat
Ullakoille are deeply embedded in Sami culture, representing a way of life rooted in harmony with the
The construction and use of ullakoille exemplify sustainable living practices, emphasizing adaptability, resourcefulness, and a deep