The two largest human figures clearly show their sex: penis, testicles, breast. They are depicted arm-in-arm. It could depict a family scene. The meander goes all around the perimetral borders, showing a large pecking. M. Rossi suggest that it could be a representation af the biblic scene of Adam and Eva and the snake. In reality the human figures superimpose the meander and so belong to a different phase.

The meander is a problematic subject to be dated. It's possible to find a double chronological attribution: Neolithic-first Copper Age (by comparison with the meanders and the spirals of the Irish passage graves and of the megalithic art) or Bronze Age - First Iron Age (by comparison with the engravings of the Haute Maurienne French valley where such patterns seem to be related to the Iron Age topographical compositions). The study of the superimpositions in the Valsusa area testify that the meandro-spiralic pattern is overlapped by late Iron Age figures, like axes. The human figures, which overlap the meander, could find some point of contact with romano-celtic human representations, but could pertain also to later phases