Rock Drawings of Alta

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	Alta.jpg[400×404] Inscribed on World Heritage List in 1985 The rock carvings at Alta contains a significant collection of carvings giving us insight into people's lives and their conception of the world Publishing origin
	9.jpg[200×196] Rock Drawings of Alta Country: Norway Inscribed: 1985 Criteria: C iii Publishing origin
	unescoalta.jpg[250×152] BRIEF DESCRIPTION Publishing origin
	1404.jpg[200×136] Paul Tanner (UK): There are (at least?) 4 different WHS solely devoted to prehistoric rock carvings – Alta (Norway), Valcamonica (Italy), Tanum (Sweden) and Coa Valley (Portugal)- Bhimbetka in India I think Publishing origin
	2109.jpg[200×150] Christer Sundberg (Sweden): The town of Alta is not what-so-ever worth a detour. Spread out over 5 km with not less than three centres it could certainly pose as the Norwegian equivalent of one of those remote villages Publishing origin
	noorwegen084.jpg[640×480] Rock drawings, Alta Publishing origin
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	noorwegen091.jpg[640×480] Rock drawings, Alta Publishing origin
	150x157_c25c2c197f94520687[150×101] This group of petroglyphs in the Alta Fjord, near the Arctic Circle, bears the traces of a settlement dating from c. 4200 to 500 B.C. The thousands of paintings and engravings add to our Publishing origin

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