(PANEL 1) Several perpendicular lines forming a grid. This grid has 15 cm. of height and 20 cm. of width. It is carried out by means of the technique of the incision. In the interior there are some groups of these same lines but of smaller dimensions. Their sizes oscillate between 0'5 and 5 cm. long, and they are willing sidelong. There are also some remains of loose bows of percussion. Below, moving to the right, there is a great Horse representation partially conserved. Composed by mixed incisive technique either lineal than multi lineal. It can be recognized the head, the back line to the curve of the posterior leg that is drawn in multi traces and shows triangular scheme, also belly line quite lost and not conected to the frontal leg that is similar to the other but wiyth less density of traces. The figure meassures 23 cm. tall and 43 cm. long. Arround this figure there can be seen other lines of multi trace, lineal, as well in the frontal surrounding than backwards that could be indicating other figures of similar characteristics to the one described. Under there is a grouping of loose bows in percussion tech. (PANEL 2) The panel is full with remains of percussion blows and some fine lines made with the technique of the incision. The lines are vertical and they measure between 2 and 5 cm. long. To the right there is another group of lines carried out with the technique of the incision. Most is in oblique position and they are right. in the right superior part there are some curved forms and all are of small size. The group in general measures 21 cm. wide and 12 cm. long. To the left of the group there is another with a group of lines made with incision of small size (between 1 and 7cm. of long), without drawing any form. Among them we can see a "stain" carried out with loose bows of percussion. This group is small, it measures 10 cm. wide and 6 cm. long.

PALEOLITTHIC (Magdaleniense) 17.000-9.000 BP// EPIPALEOLITHIC (IX millenium b.C) // NEOLITHIC (IV-III millenia b. C.)// COPPER AGE ( II milenium b. C.)