We can point out a group of schematic anthropomorphs joined in the extreme of its outstretched arms, forming an almost symmetrical composition. The central figure is an ancor shaped anthropomorph with a very developed torax. Its hardly indicated head is placed between two semicircular appendixes that can refer to some garment. The lower extremities stretches down approximately 10 cm, keeping inside a group of ten vertical bars. The male sex is indicated with a line between the legs. The other two anthropomorphs are smaller and more simples than the previous figure. The composition is 30,5 cm high and 22,5 cm length. The preferential position of the central anthropomorph and its bigger size seems to be an example of hierarchy marks. On the other hand, we can see a lot of comb-shaped figures. The horizontal lines are from 5 cm to 13 cm long, and the vertical lines are from 4,5 cm to 12 cm long. All the lines are 1 cm wide. In some cases we can see a clear superimposition of the vertical lines on the horizontal lines. All the shelter's figures are red.

4.000-600 BC.