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Here's the list of symbols submitted by Artlover87 — There are currently 1,548 symbols total — keep up the great work!
 | Glass (alternate #3) In 17th century chemistry, this symbol represented glass. | added 10 years ago |
 | Vitriol (alternte) One of several symbols used in alchemy to represent vitriol. | added 10 years ago |
 | Mont Bégo #1 A carving discovered on the face of Mont Bégo in southwestern France, in the Vallée des Merveilles ("Valley of Marvels"). No contextual information known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Inyo County #2 A petroglyph discovered in Inyo County, California. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Inyo County A petroglyph discovered in Inyo County, California. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Petit-Mont A carving that dates from 3500-2500 B.C.E. Discovered at the site of Petit-Mont in Brittany, northwestern France. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Bjarkan Symbolizes the birch tree and the growth of new life. | added 10 years ago |
 | Mix (alternate #2) An alchemical symbol used to indicate a mixture. | added 10 years ago |
 | Pierres-Plates A carving that dates from 3500-2500 B.C.E. Discovered at the site of Pierres-Plates in Brittany, northwestern France. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Val Camonica #4 A Bronze Age (roughly 800 B.C.E.) symbol carved on the face of Val Camonica in the southern area of the Alps (Italy). One possible interpretation of this symbol is of a pair of oxen pulling a plow, b… | added 10 years ago |
 | Zinc (alternate #1) An alchemical symbol for the metal zinc. | added 10 years ago |
 | Hagel Represents hail and various other misfortunes, typically brought upon by nature | added 10 years ago |
 | Cher\Chor Indicates a good crop/harvest for the year. | added 10 years ago |
 | Laguz *Laguz or *Laukaz is the reconstructed Proto-Germanic name of the l-rune ᛚ, *laguz meaning "water" or "lake" and *laukaz meaning "leek". | added 10 years ago |
 | England A Bronze Age carving discovered on a stone in England. No contextual information known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Rio Majes #3 A carving from the valley of Rio Majes in southern Peru (roughly 300 C.E.). No contextual information known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Rio Majes #2 A carving from the valley of Rio Majes in southern Peru (roughly 300 C.E.). Possibly indicates lightning, but no contextual information known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Huelva A Neolithic carving discovered in a location called Soto, near the city of Huelva in southwestern Spain. No contextual information known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Viascón #1 A Bronze Age carving from Viascón in Galicia, northwestern Spain. No contextual information known at this time | added 10 years ago |
 | Galicia #5 Dating back to roughly 3000 B.C.E., this carving was found in the region of Galicia in the northwestern corner of Spain. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Galicia #4 Dating back to roughly 3000 B.C.E., this carving was found in the region of Galicia in the northwestern corner of Spain. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Galicia #3 Dating back to roughly 3000 B.C.E., this carving was found in the region of Galicia in the northwestern corner of Spain. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Galicia #2 Dating back to roughly 3000 B.C.E., this carving was found in the region of Galicia in the northwestern corner of Spain. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Galicia Dating back to roughly 3000 B.C.E., this carving was found in the region of Galicia in the northwestern corner of Spain. No contextual information is known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
 | Fuencaliente #1 Found in the Fuencaliente municipality near the city of Ciudad Real in southern Spain. Dates back between four thousand and six thousand years ago. No contextual information known at this time. | added 10 years ago |
