- The
Solsem cave is a cave
lying to the
southwest of the
island of Leka in Leka muni****lity in Trøndelag, Norway. The cave is well
known for its cave paintings...
- Hans
Mikal Solsem (born 17
February 1912 in Leka, died 6
January 1972) was a
Norwegian politician for the
Labour Party. He
served as a
deputy representative...
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inhabited for at
least 10,000 years, as
evidenced by cave
drawings in the
Solsem cave at the
southwest tip of the Leka island. The 110-square-kilometre (42 sq mi)...
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inhabited for at
least 10,000 years, as
evidenced by cave
drawings in the
Solsem cave at the
southwest tip of the island.
Dated to the
Viking Age, the burial...
- in Ariège,
France (~13,000 y.o.)
Magura Cave,
Bulgaria (~10,000 y.o.)
Solsem cave,
Norway (~3,000 y.o.)
Other sites include Creswell Crags, Nottinghamshire...
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carvings in
Central Norway Nordic Bronze Age Bølareinen
Bardal rock
carvings Solsem cave Leirfall; kulturminnesok.no
Kalle Sognnes (1990).
Bergkunsten i Stjørdal...
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carvings in
Central Norway Nordic Bronze Age Bølareinen
Leirfall rock
carvings Solsem cave
Kalle Sognnes (1999). Det
levende berget. Tapir. pp. 99, 108. [Lives...
- carved. In
addition there is
another animal which might represent a hare.
Solsem cave, cave
paintings at Leka Pre-historic art
Petroglyph History of Norway...
- in 1958, and
until 1959 his seat in
parliament was
taken by Hans
Mikal Solsem.
Sjaastad was not re-elected in 1961. His
career ended with the post of...
- Agriculture.
During this
period his seat in
parliament was
taken by Hans
Mikal Solsem.
Granli was
later Vice
President of the
Storting from 1967 to 1972, and...
