Carl Linnaeus, The Lapland Journey, translated by Peter Graves (Edinburgh: Lockharton Press, 1995), p. 91.
The Prefecture of PiteĆ„, 13/06/1732, ¶429:
Pot-holders were used by the fireplaces. The Lapps usually just take a pole, stick it diagonally into the ground and either hang a kettle or spit a fish on it. But here they have a quite different arrangement. There is a vertical, square-sectioned pole that can work as a pivot, and fixed to it with a peg is a transverse spar that can be raised and lowered. The latter has teeth cut in it so that the pot can be hung farther in or out.