The Rock Art of Alta, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Norway, features thousands of prehistoric carvings and paintings dating back to 4200–500 BC. Created by hunter-gatherer communities, these artworks depict animals like reindeer, elk, and fish, as well as human figures engaged in hunting, fishing, and rituals. Discovered in the late 20th century, the site offers valuable insights into the daily life, beliefs, and environment of ancient societies. Its well-preserved state makes it a significant archaeological treasure, attracting researchers and visitors worldwide.

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