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The Bronze Age
At Grefsheim there is a stone with 21 small, round hollows, probably carved some 3,000 years ago. That was long before the farm was mentioned in written sources.
The stone has been called «the offering stone». Cup marks like these may have been used in religious rites, but what the people who made them really had in mind, we do not know.
The stone is still there.
Source: Directorate for Cultural Heritage: Kulturminnesøk. Gunhild Kolstad: Nes bygdebok (1995), p. 346.