Foppe di Nadro

one of the dozens of sites in the Camonica valley (Province of Brescia), Northern Italy.

These are just a tiny sample, taken at random among the hundreds (or thousands?) of petroglyphs which have been engraved, allegedly throughout the past 10 millenia.

The flat, glacier-polished, stone slabs almost seem as if they were sprinkled amongst the trees of this charming wild chestnut grove.

Note that we make no pretence
of this being a high–quality or representative work.