Ekenberg, panel no 7, Östra Eneby parish. The total number of figures at the Ekenberg locality are c. 399. The panels are very smooth, and the majority of the carvings are found in the S part of the rock. There are about 113 ship figures, half the number are totally carved out and the other are contour-carved, double-lined with short crew strokes. Some of the ship figures have rich ornamental details in the hulls, and elaborately decorated prows. There are more than 70 human figures and c. 50 animal figures (horse and deer). Most famous are the 26 weapon figures, the majority consists of totally carved out swords in natural size. There are a number of scenes: ship figures drawn by horses, hunting scenes, human figures onboard ships, a long procession and a man holding a double spiral over the head, like a decorated disk or shield. Notable is that the framed figures are lacking at Ekenberg, they are typical to the carvings in the Norrköping area. It is also notable that there are only 28 cup marks at the locality.

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.