Sámi joatkkaskuvla Kárášjogas - Samisk videregående skole Karasjok

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*008200626s2020    no     ar         00mul 9
*020  $a978-82-329-0171-5$binnbundet
*025  $a9788232901715
*0820 $a391.00899457$zh$223/nor
*0820 $a391.0089$zb$223/nor
*096  $aDUODJI 391.0089 SMI
*10010$aHarlin, Eeva-Kristiina$0(NO-TrBIB)9058308$8f
*24510$aLádjogahpir$bmáttaráhkuid gábagahpir$cEeva-Kristiina Harlin & Outi Pieski [?állit/authors: Guvor Guttorm, Eeva-Kristiina Harlin, Veli-Pekka Lehtola, Jan-Erik Lundström, Outi Pieski]
*24614$aThe ládjogahpir$bthe foremothers' hat of pride
*260  $aKárásjohka$bDavvi Girji$c2020
*300  $a151 s.$bill.
*520  $aSámi nissoniid bivnnut ja c.albmáic.uohcci gahpir 1700- ja 1800-loguin; gildojuvvon, vajáldahttojuv- von ja jávkan 1800- ja 1900-loguin; ealáskahttojuv- von ja fámuid alde 2000-logus. Dát lea ládjogahpira muitalus, dan historjá, dan mánga eallima-dolos áiggi, dálá áiggi ja boahtte áiggi; muitaluvvon teavst- tain, dáiddabargguin, foto- ja eará govain. A popular and arresting Sámi women's hat in the 18th and 19th centuries; forbidden, forgotten and disappeared in the 19th and 20th centuries, revived and revitalised in the 21st: Here is the story of the ládjogahpir, its history, its many lives-past, present, and future; told in texts, art works, photographs, and other images.
*650 0$aSamer$2Bokbasen AS$9nob
*650 0$aSápmelaččat
*650 0$aKvinner$2Bokbasen AS$9nob
*650 0$aNissonat$xNisu
*650 0$aKulturhistorie$2Bokbasen AS$9nob
*650 0$aKultuvrahistorjá
*650 0$aFolkedrakter$2Bokbasen AS$9nob
*650 0$aGávttit$xGákti$wGavttit
*650  $aKlesdrakter, samiske
*650  $aLuer
*650  $aGahpirat$xGahpir
*650  $aNissongahpir
*650  $aKvinnelue
*650  $aLádjogahpira$xHornlue
*650  $aDuodji
*699  $aDuodji
*70010$aPieski, Outi$eforf.$jNO$0(NO-TrBIB)10041955$8f
*70010$aGuttorm, Gunvor$d1958-$eforf.$jNO$0(NO-TrBIB)90546417$8f
*70010$aLehtola, Veli-Pekka$d1957-$eforf.$jFI$0(NO-TrBIB)90899012$8m
*70010$aLundström, Jan-Erik$d1958-$eforf.$jSE$0(NO-TrBIB)90674492$8m
*850  $aSami Joatkkskuvla
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