The Tanum UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in Sweden and is renowned for its impressive collection of rock carvings. These carvings, dating back to the Bronze Age, depict various scenes, including animals, human figures, and ceremonial activities, providing valuable insights into prehistoric life. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, Tanum encompasses several sites, with the most famous being Bohuslän. The area is not only significant for its artistic heritage but also for its archaeological importance, showcasing the cultural practices of ancient societies in northern Europe.