Ekeberg 2 helleristningsfelt, Sjømannsskolen

The rock art collection contains 13 distinct carvings etched into stone surfaces, including ten animal figures, one human form, and two additional designs.

These petroglyphs were created between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago during the Stone Age period, marking one of Norway's most ancient artistic expressions.

The carvings document early Norwegian settlement patterns through depictions of animals, humans, and potential hunting scenarios that reflect prehistoric daily activities.

Located at coordinates 59.897364 latitude and 10.759919 longitude, this open-air archaeological site offers free access to visitors throughout the year.

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.

Location: Oslo Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.89736,10.75992

Latest update: March 20, 2025 09:45