The White Sea skerries - placers of small and very small uninhabited, mainly islands, adjacent to the continental shores - are exceptionally rich in archaeological monuments, many of which are places of Power and ancient sanctuaries.
These places are known for stone labyrinths, vertically installed menhir stones, mysterious "masonry" and, of course, numerous famous seids. Many of these islets still remain practically unexplored, and almost every year researchers discover something new in the skerries, often completely unexpected …
However, in these places, where the sea and rocks form a bizarre lace, ancient magic is felt not only near the cult stones - it seems to be spilled everywhere by the generous hand of the northern gods.
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