Goahti in Swedish, or Gamme in Norwegian, is a traditional Sami (indigenous people of northern Scandinavia) turf hut. For its construction, first, a wooded frame is built, and then the frame is covered by overlapping sheets of birch bark which are held together with layers of turf. These turf huts were common in Scandinavia until 1700 when people used local materials for both dwelling places and domestic animal shelters. There would also be a fireplace usually in the middle of the hut and a hole in the roof for letting smoke out.

Staloluokta Church by Ökologix

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