The rock carvings at Åsli are located near the Malangen in Balsfjord municipality in Norway comprise at least 15 figures in poor condition. The figures are from a hunting culture. The rock carvings There are at least 15 figures on a field that is located about above the sea level. At least eight of the figures are of reindeer. There are also figures of porpoise, a boat, and possibly a moose. Most of the figures are small, but the largest figure is about . The carvers The carvings are from a hunting culture (veidekultur). How to get there The field is on a rock (svaberg) by a water fall on the river starting from Nordfjordvatnet, above the Åsli farm that is in Nordfjorden about 1 km from Storsteinnes in Balsfjord. Due to the poor condition of the figures they can be difficult to spot. References The article was based on information at http://www.arild-hauge.com/helleristning.htm, which cites: Unknown title. Povl Simonsen. 1958. Fortidsminner nord for polarsirkelen. Povl Simonsen. Universitetesforlaget, Tromsø-Oslo-Bergen. 1970. See also Petroglyph Pre-historic art Rock carvings at Tennes List of rock carvings in Norway Asli Culture in Troms Prehistory of the Arctic History of Troms Balsfjord