Tanum Rock Art Museum Sweden

Tanum, with its high concentration of rock art petroglyphs, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It includes one of the largest carved rocks of the Nordic Bronze Age in Scandinavia.

The research and recording of the rock art of Tanum by the Tanum Rock Art Museum aims to focus on the iconographic changes through a thorough and detailed scientific study of the art.

Structure from Motion (SfM) is an user-friendly, low budget method of creating 3D models from 2D photographs; it has become an integral part of the documentation of rock art in recent years.

Adoranten is a rock art magazine, published annually since 1970. Edited by Dr. Gerhard Milstreu, is published in 26 countries to museums, universities and archaeologists.

Some of the most striking Tanum rock art, numbered in their 1000s on over 600 panels, found in distinct areas along a 25km stretch of the original coastline during the Bronze Age.

The Scandinavian Rock Art Archive presents prehistoric rock art carvings and paintings from Scandinavia, along with archaeological & anthropological research from this region in general.