Traversella Municipality (TO-I), along the "Path of the Souls", local name Pera dij Cros (The Rock of the Crosses), Engravings executed by percussion, abrasion. Huge boulder with flat-irregular-convex upper surface. Shape oval. Engravings are concentrated along the middle upper part, oriented along the greater axis, pointed towards the overhanging waterfall and mountains tops. Under the rock there is a small shelter. Wide glacial striation north-south oriented (which is the direction of the valley). The boulder slided down before the last ice-age. The anthropomorphic figures are 12-35 cm high, with an average of 15-20. They have been executed by pecking, than smoothed. Peripheral traces of middle-size pecking. The engravings have been executed in the part of the surface devoid of green-rock veins, but also, partially, in the quartz. Many anthropomorphic figures are sexuated, male and female, some times with a narrow channel starting from a little cup-mark between the legs. In 3-4 cases the arms are engraved in an arch-shape, while legs are always positioned like a triangle. In some cases the feet (outside oriented) and also the fingers can be noticed. The head is round and marked by a little deeper cup-mark. A large cup-mark has diameter of 7 cm. The figures with arms in an arch-shape are exiles and show a lower deepness. The male sex is indicated from a line between the legs, the female one by a little cup-mark. Many figures have a typical enlargement of the body like a fiasco.

The anthropomorphic figures can be compared to the ones of the remedellian phase of the Copper Age (Valcamonica, stick body and triangle position legs, 2700-2400 B.C.) or to the ones of the end of the Bronze Age (Valcamonica, so called "praying figures", with triangle position legs, 1200-900 B.C.).