Ancient Petroglyphs Unearthed in Western Sweden Shed Light on Millennia-Old Artistic Legacy
A team of researchers in the western Swedish province of Bohuslän has uncovered a remarkable treasure: ancient petroglyphs that had been lost to time. These intricate carvings, dating back approximately 2,700 years, depict scenes of sailing ships, grazing animals, and human activities. Located three meters above the current ground surface, these petroglyphs provide a unique window into the past, revealing the artistic legacy of a bygone era.