Himmelstadlund, Östra Eneby parish. A total number of 1659 registered figures on 57 panels. The ship is the most dominating motif with a total number of 622 figures. One third of these are totally carved out, and others are contour-carved with crew strokes. Decoration in the hull exist especially in the W part of the locality. On some of the ships there are human figures and also tree-figures. There are 59 human figures, small and totally carved out, often depicted together with animals, spear, chariot, or on a ship. The total number of animal figures are 259, often small in size and totally carved out. Possibly depicying pigs. They are depicted in groups as the famous hoard on the NW major panel. There is also a possible human figure among these pigs, equipped with a spear or it is a shepherd with his stick. There is a distinct hunting scene with spear carrier, dogs and an oversized boar. Furthermore are horses represented and also goats. There is a total number of 33 weapon figures of which 13 are spears. There are 30 axe figures, the majority deeply carved out. There are 7 framed figures, a design specific for the province of Östergötland. The largest one is found in the NW part of the locality, and is decorated and is carried by 2 small human figures on a long pole, perhaps a spear. The symbolic designs are showing a rich variety of types, there are 47 wheel crosses, 17 circle figures and 92 foot prints, of which 19 placed in pairs. Unique is the 22 m row of paw prints, 25 in number, originally more. The stamps give an impression of a bear walking across the rock. The cup marks are relatively few in number, approximately 245 and spread out over the locality. In some cases there are younger figures carved above the older ones, for example totally carved out ship figures are superimposed by contour-carved ship figures, spears and animal figures.

The rock carvings in Östergötland are generally dated to the Bronze Age, c. 1800-500 BC on basis of the position in the landscape, the relation to other ancient monuments and of the combinations of different figures and motifs.