World Heritage Rock Art Centre - Alta Museum

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by Karin Tansem

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The World Heritage Rock Art Centre - Alta Museum in Alta, Norway, is renowned for its collection of prehistoric rock carvings, which date back to around 4200 to 500 BCE. These carvings, which are part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, depict a variety of scenes, including human activities, animals, and abstract patterns, offering a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the people who created them. The museum provides extensive information on the significance and context of the rock art, and features both indoor and outdoor exhibits.

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