Backa, Brastad parish. The carvings are situated on a number of panels along the road Backa - Immestad. The locality is situated at the base of a major ridge, just at the edge of farmingland. The first large panel are situated c. 300 m from crossroad, and is generally called "Field of the Cobbler", because of the huge human figure (1.5 m) phallic, raised axe and a neck-ring. At the feet of this figure there are a chariot and further below a ship with 6 human figures, solemnly looking. Even further below, there are a number of large figures, including a number of birds with long legs and a ship with crew in stem and stern. On the left side of the panel are a ship with snake-like decoration. The area of rock carvings continues further down the road, for c. 300 m. Another field, c. 8 m wide, consists a number of strange figures, for example 2 big animals, elk-looking but with long tails and hanging heads. Here are also deers. Close to the centre, there are several discs or wheels, and at the base a "sun-chariot" - 2 wheels with a large disc and a mantle-design. There are about 7 similar chariots. Another panel has a 3.5 m long ship figure with a spiral decoration in the prow, and a number of cup marks above and under the hull. At another field, there is a large, impressive disc at a triple-pole. A bit further down the road, following a path up to a house, there are a few more panels with carvings. 80 m straight on from the buildings there are a small panel, 6 m wide with some interesting figures. The panel is dominated by a large ship, 2 m long, with a turned prow. There are a number of other, smaller ship figures all around. There are also 2 horses, turned towards each other, with 2 acrobats and a large lying human figure with a smaller one rising up from the chest.

The rock carvings of Southern Scandinavia are generally dated to the middle and later part of the Bronze Age, c. 1500-500 BC. Occasionally, more absolute dating of single panels or figures can be made, based on typological or stylistic features of the image, and by comparisons with identifiable objects.