In total, thirty-one black and one red paintings were identified, distributed along the entire extension of the rocky wall, alternating with areas blackened and eroded by mold and lichens caused by modest water leaks. The figures present can be classified substantially into three categories: structures with scalloped motifs…
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Evidence of historical use of the shelter is limited to a few traces of carbon black, perhaps attributable to the remains of hearths, some dating back to the first half of the XNUMXth century. BC The most interesting finds are the paintings identified on the back wall of the cave, twenty-two in total, red in colour, presumably…
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The testimonies of historical attendance of the shelter are completely absent. Inside, eleven black paintings have been identified, spaced apart. There are arboriform and branch-shaped motifs and two schematic anthropomorphic motifs, one of which is incomplete and the other with a "T" face and feet shaped like the claws of…
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