Skälv panels 6 & 7D, Borg parish, Östergötland. The locality consists of a number of panels with rock carvings. On panel no 6 there are c. 5 ship figures, 3 double-lined with crew strokes, 1 single-lined, and one double-lined without crew strokes. The largest ship has an extended keel-line, perhaps a steering-oar and an extended and upturned prow. Over the gunwale there is an oval superstructure with frame-strokes, could be a sail. There is 1 human figure, some cup marks and a number of obscure figures, possibly fragmentary frame-figures. Panel no 7D: There are 6 ship figures, of which one double-lined without crew strokes, with stem and stern turned up-and inwards, 4 double-lined with crew strokes. There is 1 single-lined ship with 4 crew strokes. There are 2 circle figures with 1 cup mark in the middle, and 6 cup marks distributed over the surface. There are 7 human figures forming a procession. The human figures are wearing horned helmets and the arms are raised.

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. Bronze Age, Carving, Rock art, Open air, Wheel cross, Human figures, Horsemen, Dancer, Weapon, Axes, Shafted dagger, Ceremonial, Megalithic, Ship figures, Cup marks.