Ekeberg 2 helleristningsfelt, Sjømannsskolen, Bronze Age petroglyph site in Ekeberg district, Norway
Ekeberg 2 petroglyph field at Sjømannsskolen is a collection of carvings etched into stone surfaces in Oslo. The site displays animal figures, a human form, and additional designs all carved directly into the rock.
These rock carvings were created during the Bronze Age and rank among Norway's oldest artistic expressions. The engravings document an early period of human settlement in the Ekeberg area.
The carvings document early Norwegian settlement patterns through depictions of animals, humans, and potential hunting scenarios that reflect prehistoric daily activities.
The site is freely accessible year-round and requires no special preparation for a visit. The rock carvings are located outdoors and easy to reach once you know their location in Oslo.
The site features a rare bird-like figure carving among its collection, distinguishing it from other Norwegian rock art locations that primarily display land animals.
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