This work is a historical representation presenting a solar cross, wheel, shield
 : there are many interpretations of the rock engraving circle.
 In this case it is difficult not to call it a shield, but if we put the same circle on a chariot, it becomes a wheel.
 It gets a little trickier when the circle is not part of a representation of something: then most archaeologists would probably call it a sun cross (or a wheel cross).
 Which was a very common symbol across much of Europe during the Bronze Age period.
 It's all about this context! This sun protection wheel is located on Aspeberget in the Tanum World Heritage Site.
 Support: Wood
 Size :
 It is approximately 26 by 14 cm and approximately 1.08 cm thick.
 Painting: Acrylic
 Matte venis.
 LocationTanums kommun, Sweden The Tanum rock carvings are located on the west coast of Sweden, approximately equidistant from Oslo and Gothenburg, about 150 kilometres north of Gothenburg in the historical province of Bohuslän. They are among the most famous rock carvings in Sweden. The site has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994.