List of rock carvings in Norway

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This article contains a list of rock carvings in Norway .

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Rock carvings in the different counties of Norway:

Detail from the rock carvings at Alta Alta rockdrawing.jpg
Detail from the rock carvings at Alta
From Vagan Helleristning av elg.jpg
From Vågan
Rock carvings at Mollerstufossen, Nordre Land, more than 6000 years old Hellerisninger Etna, Nordre Land.JPG
Rock carvings at Møllerstufossen, Nordre Land, more than 6000 years old
Bukkhammeren at Tennes. Bukkhammarn tennes.JPG
Bukkhammeren at Tennes.

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