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Massleberg - Skee 622:1

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Submitted byDrewParsons
AddedOct 07 2011
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Description An animal. The carvings here have not been painted so seeing them clearly is less easy. September 2011.

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Martin L
(2011-10-07)
Including rider. When the panel is less wet the carvings stand out very clear as the surface is almost unweathered. The glacially smoothened surface is well preserved here.
DrewParsons
(2011-10-07)
Thanks Martin, My guess was that it was a rider, but I could not find any documentation that verified that it was.

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