In chronological order from later to modern, first there are two paleolithic incised figures, located in panel 1. Facing north in the northern part of the panel there is a horse protomus with well defined head that shows lineal ears, remarked jaw and round snout lightly down inclined, the representation is prolongated to the neck and scarcerly the back and chest.Total meassures are 7.6 cm tall and 16.5 cm max width. Next, facing south in the center of the panel there is a male deer representation, almost complete. The head is affected by superimposition of a pecked circle, but still the head frontal line to the snout and begining of neck can be seen. Back line, to the tail and the back leg in triangular scheme close the animal backwards where it contacts with the horse yet described, which is clearly a posterior figure. The deer has also belly line quite lost and frontal leg similar to the other, basically triangular and not closed. Last, the most characteristic detail are the big horns ramyfied and 17.7 cm long, that arise from the head and run backwards in paralel to the back of the animal. Total meassures are 30 cm tall and 38.5 cm long from head to tail. There are other lines sugesting posible naturalistic figures but not determinate and almost lost. In percussion technique we can find one cirle with appendix that is cutting deer's head and two mor circles medium size along the surface. Last also pecked there is an anchor shaped motive, quite separated froom the others, in panel 2.

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