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Alta Hjemmeluft

Norway

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Created by

Flavio Di Mattia

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Hjemmeluft is the largest of the World Heritage sites, with more than 3000 carvings. The first rock carvings in Hjemmeluft were discovered by local residents in 1973. Hjemmeluft is the only one of the World Heritage Areas that has been adapted for visitors with footpaths. The footpaths opened in 1987. The World Heritage Rock Art Centre – Alta Museum, which opened in 1991, is located in Hjemmeluft.

Hjemmeluft is a small bay with a great view of the Altafjord. It is possible to see all the way to the big islands Seiland and Stjernøya, which are located furthest out in the fjord. The Sami name for Hjemmeluft is Jiepmaluokta, which means seal bay.

http://www.alta.museum.no/sider/tekst.asp?side=76

photo: Voigtlander Ultron 21mm
original size: 25000x12500

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