Vandalism Hurts Norwegian Rock Carvings


	Vandalism Hurts Norwegian Rock Carvings

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10-10-2007 9:02 PM

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Norwegian archaeologists believe the vandals who damaged ancient rock carvings are actually people with misguided ideas on making them more visible. 
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The tools used on the carvings include felt-tip pens, nail polish and stones with sharp edges, Aftenposten reports. The carvings or petroglyphs are found in southern Norway.
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