Litsleby

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Litsleby is a notable Scandinavian Bronze Age rock carving site in Tanum, Sweden, best known for its large depiction of a spear-carrying figure often called the “Spear God.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bronze Age site
archaeological site
rock carving site
access open to the public
archaeologicalCulture Scandinavian Bronze Age NERFINISHED
artStyle petroglyph
category Bronze Age art
Prehistoric rock art in Sweden
World Heritage Sites in Sweden
conservationMethod painting of carvings for visibility
country Sweden
governedBy Swedish National Heritage Board NERFINISHED
hasApproximateDate 2nd millennium BCE
early 1st millennium BCE
hasDepiction Spear God NERFINISHED
hasMotif animals
anthropomorphic figures
footprints
ships
spear
weapons
hasNameForm Litsleby rock carvings NERFINISHED
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
includedIn Tanum World Heritage area NERFINISHED
inscriptionType rock carving
interpretation possible depiction of a deity
possible depiction of a warrior
languageOfName Swedish
locatedIn Bohuslän NERFINISHED
Scandinavia
Tanum Municipality NERFINISHED
Västra Götaland County NERFINISHED
locatedNear Tanumshede NERFINISHED
material granite bedrock
notableFor depiction known as the "Spear God"
large spear-carrying anthropomorphic figure
partOf Tanum rock carvings NERFINISHED
protectionStatus legally protected ancient monument
region western Sweden NERFINISHED
researchField archaeology
rock art studies
siteType open-air rock art panel
timePeriod Nordic Bronze Age NERFINISHED
tourismType cultural tourism site
UNESCOSite Rock Carvings in Tanum NERFINISHED

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