On this surface several and interesting groups of filiform lines appear, groups of pecks and also a circle made off with this technique. We can establish 10 groups of filiform lines, seven of them respond to the type of multi trace of lines, in different positions and crossed, although with an incision degree in their variable execution. Its dimensions vary between 3 and 10 cm of longitude. We also see isolated lines of variable longitude, the biggest prepared horizontally has 20 cm approximately of longitude. We also distinguish a filiform line, as a zigzag but very irregular. It has 7 cm of longitude. Another group is formed by series of lines perfectly straight executed prepared symmetrically in horizontal and lightly inclined position. Damaged by a fracture in the rock, they have some dimensions of 7 - 10 cm of longitude. The two groups that subtract of crisscross lines are the most interesting, one of them sample a stairs shape structure of 10 cm of longitude for 4 cm of wide, and a group of lines that form a criss-cross pattern structure, 12 cm of longitude for 18 of wide. In their interior traces of crisscross lines in semicircular, horizontal form, diagonals, etc. is possible that lines represent a reason zoomorphic that awaits for detailed study. Among the filiforms, in panel two and affected by the superimposition of a pecked circular blost, there is a naturalistic zoomorphic figure with the head lost under the pecked but still visible in some trace. Conserved lines define the animal's neck, dorsal and back line with the tail joint, indicated a figure 7 cm tall and 12 cm long. Pecked figures also appear; we can see one circular of 9 cm diameter, and five groups of very thick points that form a structure more or less circular. Its dimensions vary between 4 and 18 cm.diameter Other issolated pecked points can be found all over the surface. We can establish two clear chronological moments in the execution of the groups of fine lines thanks to the overlapping. We can also determine the association between filiform and pecked motifs beyond the merely space one in two moments of use of this surface.

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