Aptarimas:Samiai

Dėl Norvegijoje patiriamo persekiojimo daugelis jų emigravo į JAV.

Šitas teiginys turbūt labiausiai ginčytinas.--Vaidila (aptarimas) 20:52, 13 lapkričio 2021 (EET)

Yra specifinių skaičiukų: „Iš 6500 Suomijoje gyvenančių samių, tik daugiau kaip vienas tūkstantis dar nepamiršo gimtosios kalbos.“, „Norvegijoje gyvena apie 45 000 samių“, „Šiandien tik 1 500 samių vis dar klajoja paskui šiaurės elnius“, „Tokiai palapinei uždengti reikėdavo net 60 elnių odų.“. --Homo ergaster (aptarimas) 21:00, 13 lapkričio 2021 (EET)

Kol kas pašalinau tuos nepagrįstus teiginius, o straipsnį galima būtų ir gerokai išplėsti.--Vaidila (aptarimas) 21:42, 13 lapkričio 2021 (EET)

Although the Sámi are generally known as reindeer herders, there is actually a great deal of variation within the Sámi population regarding their primary mode of production. The Sámi can be divided into five different groups based on their geographic locations as well as on their primary modes of subsistence. One group is the Coast Sámi, whose economy is based primarily on fishing and who reside in Norway. Another group is the Forest Sámi, whose economy is based on hunting and trapping, supplemented by fishing, and who live primarily in Sweden and Finland. Another group is the Mountain Sámi, whose economy is based on reindeer herding and who live in the central and northern areas of Norway and Sweden. Another group, the River or Fisher Sámi, are known for farming and cattle raising. They also fish and herd reindeer to supplement their incomes, and they live in Norway and northern Finland. The final group, the Skolt and Kola Sámi, live in the most eastern areas of Norway, Finland, and Russia that are inhabited by Sámi. Their economy is based on both forest and sea products. They have been the most influenced by missionaries, especially the Russian Orthodox Church. Encyclopedia of Anthropology

Ko gero, jį visą reiktų kiek perrašyti.--Vaidila (aptarimas) 21:33, 13 lapkričio 2021 (EET)