Leonardsberg, Östra Eneby parish. Panel 1: There are a total number of c. 118 registered figures at the panel. There are 36 ship figures, both contour-carved and totally carved out, of which some have superstructures. There are c. 20 human figures, of which the majority are arranged in three distinct processions, some equipped with sword. There are 7 animal figures, of which one is a distinct deer, and three have ring-shaped heads (cattle?). There are a couple of foot prints, and cup marks. Panel 2: 120 m SE of panel no 1, there is a flat rock with some interesting carvings. There are 5 ship figures varying from very small up to quite big, of which some are double-lined without crew-strokes, and one totally carved out with 2 vertical lines (2 man crew). There are a number of deers, c. 4, with elaborate antlers, some figures which might be horses or female deer. There are 3 foot prints, contour-carved , of which one has a cup marked in the middle. One human figure is depicted close to, or attached with a ship. The most spectacular figure at panel 2 is the big human figure, 0.7 m high, with rectangular body, curved legs, equipped with sword and with a long spear lifted over the head. Between the legs are a dot or line indicating the sex of the figure.

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.