Kierikki Stone Age Centre
archaeological tourist attraction in Yli-Ii, Oulu, Finland
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Kierikki Stone Age Centre
Summary
Kierikki Stone Age Centre is a tourist attraction[1].
Key Facts
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre is located in Oulu[2].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre is in the country of Finland[3].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre is on the body of water Iijoki[4].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's instance of is recorded as tourist attraction[5].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's instance of is recorded as building[6].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's instance of is recorded as museum[7].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's architect is recorded as Reijo Jallinoja[8].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre took place at Yli-Ii[9].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's postal code is recorded as 91200[10].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre is part of Kierikki[11].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre is part of Oulu Museum and Science Centre[12].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre is part of Northern Ostrobothnia museum[13].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's Commons category is recorded as Kierikki Stone Age Centre[14].
- 2001 marks the founding of Kierikki Stone Age Centre[15].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 65.360555555556, 'longitude': 25.948055555556, 'precision': 0.00027777777777778}[16].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's located on street is recorded as Connecting road 8540[17].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's located on street is recorded as Pahkalantie[18].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's official website is recorded as https://kierikki.fi/[19].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's official website is recorded as https://kierikki.fi/en/[20].
- Kierikki Stone Age Centre's street address is recorded as Pahkalantie 447 A, 91200 Yli-Ii[21].
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Founding
2001 marks the founding of Kierikki Stone Age Centre[15].
Identity
Part of include Kierikki[11], an archaeological site[22], in Finland[23]; Oulu Museum and Science Centre[12], a science center[24], in Finland[25]; and Northern Ostrobothnia museum[13], a museum[26], in Finland[27], founded in 1896[28].