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The Vitlycke Museum Petroglyphs are part of the rock-art landscape of Tanum in western Sweden, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The carvings were made during the Nordic Bronze Age and include people, animals, boats, weapons, and other symbols cut into exposed granite surfaces. The museum provides acces...
The Vitlycke Panel is a major Bronze Age rock carving site located in Tanum, Sweden, and part of the Tanum rock carvings UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the largest and most complex rock art concentrations in the region, featuring detailed depictions of ships, humans, animals, and wheeled c...
The Litsleby Petroglyphs are a Bronze Age rock carving panel located in Tanum, western Sweden, within the UNESCO World Heritage property known as the Rock Carvings in Tanum. The site is dominated by a large figure known as the Litsleby god, a carved male approximately 2.3 meters tall, sometimes inte...
The Aspeberget Petroglyphs are an important Bronze Age rock carving site located within the Tanumshede area of Sweden, which is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The exposed smooth granite surfaces at Aspeberget feature numerous vivid depictions of ships, humans, and animals, particularly...
The Fossum Petroglyphs are a significant Bronze Age rock art panel located in Tanum, Sweden, within a UNESCO World Heritage area renowned for its well-preserved Nordic rock carvings. The panel features numerous depictions of ships, human figures, and animals, most notably including large horse figur...
Tegneby Petroglyphs are a Bronze Age rock-art site in Bohuslän, southwestern Sweden, within the wider Rock Carvings in Tanum area. The carvings include large boats or ships and stylized human figures, including paired figures often described as couples. They belong to a regional tradition of images...
The Kalleby Petroglyphs are prehistoric rock carvings in the Tanum area of Bohuslän, western Sweden. They belong to the Scandinavian Bronze Age rock-art tradition, in which images were pecked or cut into exposed stone, and the reported motifs at Kalleby include ships, cup marks, and abstract symbols...
