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Celtic and Prehistoric sacred sites in Norway
Explore 5 Celtic and Prehistoric sacred places in Norway, with mapped locations and detailed site guides.
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Ausevika Rock Carvings
Floro, Vestland, Norway
On a hillside above Hoydalsfjorden in western Norway, more than three hundred figures carved into slate tell the story of a Stone Age world....
Bølareinen
Steinkjer, Trøndelag, Norway
On a vertical rock face beside the Bøla River in central Norway, a reindeer stands in stone as it has for more than five millennia....
Leirfall rock carvings
Stjordal, Trøndelag, Norway
On a south-facing rock outcrop in central Norway, between nine hundred and twelve hundred figures carved over more than a millennium preserve the ritual life of Bronze Age...
Møllerstufossen Rock Carvings
Dokka, Innlandet, Norway
Beside the roar of Møllerstufossen waterfall on the Etna river, Mesolithic hunter-gatherers carved elk into exposed rock some eight thousand years ago....
The Rock Carvings of Alta
Alta, Finnmark, Norway
At the head of the Alta Fjord in Norway's far north, more than six thousand figures have been pecked into exposed bedrock over nearly five millennia....
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What is included in this Celtic and Prehistoric guide to Norway?
This guide includes 5 sacred places within the Celtic and Prehistoric tradition in Norway.
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