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The rock carvings of Northern Fennoscandia were created by hunter-gatherers. However, the number of different species depicted in hunting scenes is extremely small. Elk, reindeer and brown bear predominate, although geese, swans and beavers are depicted at the sites of Vyg and Kanozero. Each site has its own tradition when it comes to the representation of hunting. The differences between these traditions are too significant to suggest that creators at different sites were influenced by one another.