Mainly the panel presents the percussion technique but there are also some lines carried out with the incision technique. The rock is divided by means of a great crack that is 1'34 m. of long and 5-6 cm. wide. Up, in the superior part we can see a group of lines carried out in incision whose dimensions oscillate between 0'5 and 7 cm. long and they are willing of inclined way and vertical. Among them there is a vertical bar made with percussion, and it measures 5 long cm. and 1 wide cm.. Under there are pecked remains that form two vertical bars that measure 13 and 9 cm. long and 1 cm. wide respectively. Some loose bows of percussion with no defined shape are sourrounding these figures. Below these bars there is a big ideomorph, kind of square (whose sides measure 8 cm. long each one), that is vertically joint to a partial circle affected by the great crack mentioned previously. This " semicircle " has a diameter that is of 31 cm. long. The joint of these two motives is carried out by means of a line pecked and it measures 9 cm. long. Inside the circle and to the side, there are pecked remains. To the left there are a small bar 3 cm. long and 1 cm. wide. To the right of the great crack that divides the rock, in the superior part, there are a curved long pecked line that it descends along 74 cm. and that it is broken in some parts because of another crack. The thickness is very irregular but it usually measures 1 cm. In the superior part there are also 9 horizontal lines carried out with incision whose dimensions oscillate between 1 and 14 cm. long. There is also a kind of bar that meassures 7 cm. long and 2 cm. wide. Below, there are loose bows. In the central part there is an oval traced with a willing line whose diameter major measures 16 cm. long and the minor it is 10 cm. long. This oval has a willing appendix of vertical way that meassures 20 cm. of long. Inside of there are more peckeds remains and in the inferior part it has two appendixes respectively more than 7 and 2 cm. To the right of this oval there are more pecked remains and two groups of incise lines. Next below, besides pecked remains and loose blows, two circles whose diameters measure 5 and 4 cm. long respectively. The first one has a vertical appendix in the superior part (7 cm. long) and it also has a small spot in the central part. The other circle has a vertical line in the inferior part that measures 3 cm. long. Located in the inferior part of the panel there is a quadruped animal. It is a schematic figure. The body is an oval whose major diameter measures 12 cm. long and the minor one it measures 7 cm. long. It is possible to differentiate the tail (2 cm. long); the head (3 cm. wide and 4 cm. of high) and the legs that are 5 cm. long. The animal is 11 cm. tall. Arround it and also in the inside there are some blows, made by means of the percussion.

EPIPALEOLITHIC (IX millenium b.C) // NEOLITHIC (IV-III millenia b.C.) // COPPER AGE ( II milenium b. C.)