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This discovery was made the Saami linguist Ante Aikio, who has written a pretty good survey of Saami pre-history here: https://www.academia.edu/4811760/An_Essay_on_Saami_Ethnolinguistic_Prehistory … According to Aikio the borrowings come in two clusters; one (Lakelandic) appears in the place names of Finland, another in Scandinavia:pic.twitter.com/xnrIbdJRrL
Note too that in this schematic there are no Finns in Finland in the early Iron Age: they seem to have been very recent arrivals: coming to dominate the bulk of the country only in the last millenium.
That Finns exploded across their present territory in a relatively period of time can be seen in what's called the Finnish heritage disease; similar to Ashkenazi Jews or French Canadians (another "settler" people) Finns have their unique disease profile:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_heritage_disease …
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