In this panel we can see hundreds of lines carried out with the technique of the incision. The lines are presented as a spectacular chaos that stuffs the whole panel. To the left of the panel there is an object that could be possibly an object or work tool, and it is carried out with the technique of the incision and it measures 17 cm. of high ( con paralelos en las plaquetas oseas de la Cueva del Parpalló, Valencia Spain) . To the right, in the central part is a great accumulation of lines and among them a horse, facing south, that carries on a man which is also carrying a kind of indeterminated weapon on his right hand. The representation is quite naturalistic and figurative, for the man catches the reins with the left hand and they are shown in movement. They are also represented in proportion and lateral perspective(four legs of the horse can be seen) and total meassure is 4 high cm.. The horse, represented galloping, it is 7 cm. long from head to tail. This figure could be in association with a bull represented about 30 cm below. Very figurative way and also represented in movement, certain anatomic details like mouth, tail, and horns are represented in perspective. The bull meassures 6 cm. long and 3 cm. of high. Styllisticaly is very similar to the horse and horseman and also leads us to relationate them to Iron Age representations of warriors and haunters in Iberian pottery. Next, in the central part there are pecked remains, and in this part we can see a date and letters where one can read (17-8-86 / / A P C / / ÑETE"). Of course we are speaking of modern engravings. The rest of the panel is full with lines carried out by means of incision, but imposible to discriminate ones from the others or to define a type on them

PALEOLITTHIC (Magdaleniense) 17.000 - 9000 BP // EPIPALEOLITHIC (IX millenium b.C) // NEOLITHIC (IV-III millenia b.C.) // COPPER AGE ( II milenium b. C.)// IRON AGE ( I millenium).