Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin

The Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula comprises the largest group of rock art sites found in Europe.

They consist of 758 prehistoric sites in eastern Spain and represent a distinct rock art tradition. They are mostly exposed in the open air. These rock art sites form an exceptionally large group; the figures are relatively small in size and depict scenes from the transition stage from hunter-gatherer to sedentary farmer.

Community Perspective: We think the number of locations is a joke (“If you need 758 locations to assert OUV you can imagine how weak each one of them must be.”). If you want to visit some without the need for a specialist guided tour, check out the Sierra de Albarracín (as described by Els) or Monte Arabí (visited by Clyde) or El Cogul (Alexander) or Pedra de les Orenetes near Barcelona (Caspar, on public transport) or La Sarga (Watkinstravel, free tours on Sunday). Most of the rock art can only be “appreciated” from behind a fence.

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Ammon Watkins

Canada - 22-May-22 -

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin by Watkinstravel

I can understand this one having a poor rating as it really shouldn't take 700+ locations to make your point. But with that many locations we are going to need a lot of reviews to figure out which ones to make an effort for.

Feb 2022, I found myself once again visiting the inlaws in Benidorm. I'll be the first to admit that as a hub it has to be one of the worst spots in the country as a base for visiting WHS but there seems to be numerous rock art locations scattered about nearby.

Rewind to 7 years ago and we attempted to visit La Sarga just outside of Alcoy but it has been fenced off. As tempted as I was to jump the fence and look on my own I am glad I didn't. This time around we came prepared. The site at La Sarga is accessible by free tours on Sundays nearly year round (Feb-Nov). You are supposed to make a reservation online for one of the hourly tours (10-1pm). The group size is 25 max but it was all so informal on site that I think you could just show up and join in. I was surprised at the popularity of the site on a random Feb Sunday with other Spaniards making up the rest of the group. The guide only spoke Spanish and I didn't understand most of it but the rock art there is about 7300 years old and without him I would not have found the art scattered about. The guide had a book with copies of all the paintings on site to really help you make out the details and we could get as close as we wanted without touching them. Most of it is exposed to the elements and very weathered and hard to make out unfortunately. They are also quite small so had I jumped the fence I would have missed most and made out very little of what I found. This would be another negative review. Instead, I have hope for this WHS. The detail was actually very impressive despite how small it was. The deer (photo) was one of the best but there are also hunters with wounded animals stuck with arrows and dripping blood, trees with fruit scattered around them, etc

The site is very accessible, about an hour drive from Benidorm or even less from Alicante. There is a small dirt parking lot past the tiny village of La Sarga and a 200m walk to the entry gate at the fence. From there it's a short uphill hike to the artwork. The guide told us that there is another location in the area that is even better called Art Rupestre del Pla de Petracos. Hopefully next time I'm in the area I can convince the inlaws to skip another siesta and make it out there.

Caspar Dechmann

Switzerland - 08-Mar-22 -

Before I really start my "review" of this site I have to anticipate that I am a great fan of rock art sites. I think they are sometimes among the most important cultural sites since they open to us a window into a time of the human brain of which we wouldn't know anything at all otherwise: It offers glimpses into human hunt practice but mainly into cult and artistry. I think the fantastic paintings at Chauvet are possibly the most important artworks of mankind considering their age, skill and originality. And while I think the Ice Cave Art offers almost nothing to the visitor who visits the caves the artwork linked to it is not only hugely important but equally exciting.

On the other hand this site must be one of the worst on the list for several reasons: The included artwork is not only very simple, yes primitive compared to the mentioned sites and many others but it is also much, much younger. Finally it includes 758 locations spread over half the country. If you need 758 locations to assert OUV you can imagine how weak each one of them must be. So how should it be visited? When should it be counted as visited? While I normally try to visit each element of a site that contributes to its OUV here it is hard to find out what you can visit at all.

I made my first attempt to approach this site when I drove from Tarragona to Poblet. On the way there is the very pretty historic town of Montsant. It has an almost complete city walls and a museum called "Centre d'Interpretació d'Art Rupestre de les Muntanyes de Prades". I knew it isn't part of the site or core zone but it seemed to good to miss. Since public transport is rare in this area this was a reason to rent a car for the day. When I approached the town I found a big sign at the roundabout announcing the rock art and the world heritage status of the town (?). Since I had found very little information about the museum I didn't know what to expect. I found an empty entrance until I nice lady appeared who seemed rather surprised about my visit. It was hard to communicate with her since my Spanish is bad and she didn't speak English (or French or Italian). I managed to buy a ticket and was happy to find a surprisingly large museum. But everything was only in Catalan! While I can read Castellan decently and understand most of it visiting this museum in Castellan would take the whole day. I asked her about any information in English or even Castellan but there was none, only a few general sentences about the museum. Since I was there already I walked through the halls and they seemed really well done: The tell the whole story: the geology and history of the area, about rock art in the area and globally, there are nice reproductions of rock walls with painting and engravings in full size, copies of other early human artifacts. There were, as far as I could figure out, no original artifacts or hardly any but it was really thoroughly and beautifully done. But only in Catalan. I find this hard to understand: They make a big deal about their world heritage status, they make a nice museum to attract tourists but then they display everything only in the local language that even people from other regions of Spain hardly understand? Somebody in that tourism department needs to be replaced perhaps...

On the UNESCO map of this site you can see that there are several inscribed sites to the west of Montsant but I found no way to reach them by car and I couldn't even find any walking guides online or in the town.

Next I drove shortly to the town of L'Espluga: Here you can find a big cave museum called "Coves de l'Espluga" where they found remarkable engravings quite recently. But the engravings are very delicate and cannot be visited. Who knows, perhaps they could one day be the 759th location of this site.

The only site in Catalonia that I found out I could visit relatively easy by public transport was the Pedra de les Orenetes near Barcelona that Ilya had pointed out before. This is quite a tempting site since it is in a forest with several neolithic sites though this is the only one inscribed. I searched for information on the web about a trail but I found only one of about 30km in lengths which seemed a bit too long. So I printed out a map and marked the most interesting looking places. When you take the bus from Barcelona be aware there are just two or three buses per day and only on weekdays so you have to coordinate very well depending on how much time you want to spend there. I found a bus very early in the morning leading to the closest bus stop "Entrada Urb. Les Roquetes", taking a bit more then an hour from Barcelona. Now I had about two hours until the return bus which seemed plenty. From the bus stop I walked about 15 minutes along a street. There are no useful signs, you really need a cell phone with a map. The first Dolmen I addressed was Dolmen de Can Gol. It was a very steep approach but easy to find but I realized that it was in somebodies private garden! It is quite a big dolmen and there are even steps leading to it from the street but now it is fenced off and you can only peak at it through the twigs. From there I followed the Carrer de Can Gol which should lead to Can Gol II but it leads to a dead end. You have to take the Carrer Camí de la Roca Foradada which should lead to the rock of the same name which I didn't find. But it leads you on into the forest and there you find the first signpost marking a prehistoric trail which may be the 30km hike I had read about. I did find Can Gol II which seems a small version of Can Gol I that I had seen before. Just three stones are left here. From here was a few hundred meters to Pedra De Les Creus, a rock with cross engravings from different not totally clear periods. Even more then this nice rock I admired the huge rocks around it and this gave me a clear idea why ancient people were attracted by this area: The rocks are not only big and impressive but also polished, I don't know if glacially of fluvially. I retreated a bit and went south for my most important goal: The Pedra de les Orenetes. When I saw from far I was already struck by the rock itself: a really huge foundling in a group of other big rocks, with seal like round shapes and partly floating above the ground. This strikes even to a modern human with awe. I walked around, crawled on top and underneath this magnificent rock and I even found scant remnants of red paint. Some resembled a wave, others simple human shapes. There are supposedly more underneath the rock but I couldn't find them. I wondered anyway what paint they used that anything at all would be still visible after about 10'000 years in the open air.

After that I had some time left and tried to find another Dolmen, the Dolmen von Céllecs which looks very interesting and seems on the map just about 500m away. But first I took the wrong angle, finding at least the pretty Piedra de hipopótamo, then I returned and searched for another path to the Dolmen. When I found a promisingly looking path it went not only steeply uphill, it also went on and on and took turns all the time. Nonetheless the Dolmen never came into sight. Finally I gave up to catch my bus. I took again a slightly wrong direction and in the end I had to run to my bus and reached it soaked despite the February temperatures.

It would have really liked to walk around this magical mountain forest for one or two hours more but that was impossible with public transport and I didn't want to stay until late afternoon. Two hours are plenty though to see the main rock and a few around it. For more one should probably come by car. But honestly that rock alone was worth the big excursion and it could be so even without the pale paintings and the inscription.

Ilya Burlak

USA - 06-Sep-17 -

I only have a sample size of one, but I suspect that only a small portion of the locations that comprise this WHS offer any rock art that is worth the effort to see. The easy rule of thumb should be that if searching the internet does not yield explicit mention or photos of discernible rock art in a given location, it probably has little-to-none.

I went to see Pedra de les Orenetes because it is located not far from my recent base on Costa Brava. It turned out to be quite accessible: If you park in a dead end at the edge of Urb. La Pineda in El Bosc de Ruscalleda, it will take you only 15-20 minutes of walking on the relatively flat Ruta Prehistorica to reach Pedra.

Which turns out to be an expressive pile of rocks. If you are into rocks and hiking - great. If you are after prehistoric art - tough luck. All you will find is a couple of smudges that indicate where the drawings used to be. I allow that a recognition that an ancient human once drew on these rocks may be worthy of the WH inscription, but it's a stretch to count this location as an exhibit of the prehistoric art.

As is a stretch for me to count this WHS as visited. My personal definition of "visited" puts premium on the effort to see any inscribed component of a given site. The effort I made. But without actually seeing any rock art, I have to put an asterisk against this entry until I get an opportunity to see better preserved examples.

Read more from Ilya Burlak here.

Alexander Barabanov

Russia - 15-Jun-17 -

Visited Caves of El Cogul on the way from Poblet monastery to Zaragoza. Unfortunately due to time constraints arrived there right in the beginning of siesta. The place is located in the pleasant agricultural scenery in the outskirts of Cogul village. There is a small visitor centre and the access to the cave is fenced. I climbed the fence and made some picture of the cave, which is also covered by an iron lattice (it could only be open during visit time).

The paintings are of course not so bright but are quite visible. There are over 40 african-style figures painted, including humans and animals in black and red. The most famous and central is dance scene. There should be somewhere Roman inscription as well, but I couldn't identify it.

In overall nice place with easy access and not disappoitning paintings. Vistor centre probably has some useful information, will try to return here next time outside siesta time.

Clyde

Malta - 25-Mar-16 -

I visited this WHS in March 2016. Out of the 758 inscribed sites I focused on the Levantine rock art of Monte Arabí. Monte Arabí is a mountainous elevation with an altitude of 1,068m a few kilometres away from the town of Yecla in Murcia. It is dotted with a number of different caves with different geological formations, prehistoric engravings, prehistoric marks and prehistoric paintings. These range from simple geometric drawings to figures of humans and animals, including hunting scenes which are still exposed in open air and only protected with cage-like gates. Initially I had planned to visit the Cova dels Cavalls (which has probably the best inscribed example of a painted hunting scene) in Valltorta together with the new museum on my way to Teruel. Due to the Fallas festival I had to change my plans and so I decided to visit the Cueva del Mediodía, the Cueva de la Horadada (only geoligical formations), the Cantos de la Visera I and II and the Arabilejo and its cup and ring marks in the Campo de Cazoletas. I started with an early visit at the archaeological museum in Yecla, known as the Museo Arqueológico Municipal Cayetano de Yecla (MAYE). It has artefacts and information from 4 eras but my main focus for the day was the prehistoric era. There is quite a lot of information on the rock art of the Mediterranean basin in Murcia and the usual pottery, tools, bones on display. The most important artefact they have on display is petroglyph stelae. The museum has a very informative app if you're an Apple user. My main goal was to visit Monte Arabí and the rock art in Cantos de la Visera I and II. You can only visit these sites on a tour, if you have a municipal permit or as was my case if you're accompanied by someone from the MAYE. Usually there are tours at 11am but these only take place when there are groups rather than for individuals. On the day of my visit the town of Yecla was like a ghost town as most of the locals were in Valencia for the Fallas festival. However, when the two youngsters on duty at the museum saw my determination to visit the sites and heard that "someone from so far away as Malta had bothered to visit" (most of the tourists that visit are Spaniards), one of them offered to accompany me to the gate on Monte Arabí leading to both sites if I would bring him back to the museum by 2pm (the museum closing time). Sure enough that is what I did and let the guy drive as the trip involved a lot of turns and shortcuts on unpaved roads. We arrived in about 20 minutes but it later took me double that amount to return on my own. More on that later. The walk from the gate to the Cantos de la Visera I and II is a good 20 minute walk on a garigue-like terrain. Don't expect perfect trails so good hiking shoes are definitely a plus. On the first ridge there are around 40 animals depicted dark red, mainly bulls. Only 2 of them were clearly visible because of the natural erosion together with the fact that the enclosures and shade make viewing even more difficult. However, I was thrilled to see the real thing and not a replica this time round. On the second ridge supposedly there are around 70 animals depicted, again mainly bulls but also deer and birds. The only reddish-black painting I could discern here was that of 2 bulls facing each other as it happened to be closest to the enclosure. Towards the top and before going back to the museum we saw the peculiar ring and cup marks at the Campo de Cazoletas which really reminded me of the several 'cart ruts' in Malta and Gozo. We arrived back at the museum at around 13:30 and I couldn't thank the guy enough for his time and generosity. Just before saying goodbye he mentioned another cave in Monte Arabí containing geometric drawings and another one with interesting geological formations which were on the other side of the Monte and with free access for individual visitors. Since I had enough time before heading to Elche, I decided to give it a try to see another aspect of this never-ending series. Getting there was the main obstacle. There are no road signs whatsoever and there are enough hillocks or mountainous elevations nearby Yecla to keep going around in circles for a long time. However, with a bit of luck and asking a few kind passer-bys just outside Yecla, I headed first in the direction of Fuente Álamo and shortly after continued on the right in the direction of Jumilla and Montealegre (del Castillo). After the milestone of KM 12, I spotted a huge Unesco billboard close to an unpaved tractor trail! I followed a sign to Casa de Don Lucio and after a bumpy road I parked my car and walked the last kilometre uphill through the garigue-like terrain to the Cueva del Mediodia. The 'cave' had a number of geometric drawings in 3 colours: a group of human figures with arms entwined in light red, yellowish zigzag figures and a dark red human figure and a figure in the form of highly stylized palm tree with a double symmetrical arched branches (picture). The Cueva de la Horadada only had a couple of geological formations and a hole in the ceiling which I only saw as a short cut on my way back to the car. I really enjoyed my visit mainly because of the difficulty to find any straightforward information about this site and the satisfaction of visiting the actual paintings and not a replica. If I ever visit Teruel, to complete the Mudejar inscription, I'll surely give Valltorta a try as the paintings there seem to be on par with those of Alta, Norway. However, more effort should be done by Spain to offer a coherent and straightforward visit for the interested traveller.

Els Slots

The Netherlands - 03-Nov-11 -

Out of the 727 nominated locations, I visited 4 or 5 panels in the Sierra de Albarracín. I say “4 or 5”, as I couldn’t identify the 5th on the long list of sites. But they are all in the same area, in a protected zone called Pinar del Rodeno. This is a popular hiking and climbing destination for Spanish tourists.

I started at the “Abrigo de la fuente del Cabrerizo”. This one is located about 4km south of the town of Albarracín. There’s a sign from the road and a small parking lot. You then have to hike downhill for about 20 minutes. First, you pass a good viewpoint with views of the red rocks and the maritime pines that are characteristic of this landscape. Then the path worsens and gets muddy and narrow. I wondered how many people go out all the way to see the rock paintings here. Fortunately, there are red arrows that show the way so you will not get lost. The paintings are protected by a red fence, and there is an information panel (in Spanish) about what you see. If you are able to see them at all, as they have no colour and are merely the outlines of animals. Pretty disappointing, but I had my daily exercise in getting there and would get some more climbing back up the steep hill for 20 minutes.

The other 4 panels are near the more busy Prado del Navazo recreation area. It is the starting point of several hiking trails and a place where rock climbers gather. You’ll recognize these individuals as they are carrying what looks like mattresses on their backs (the “crash pads”). There is a hiking trail, Sendero 2, that will lead you past several rock paintings. However, I opted to visit the ones quite close to the entrance. This also involves some hiking, but on a more pleasant and flat path than I experienced earlier in the day. To get in front of the rock paintings, you will have to scramble up the rocky slope for a few minutes.

Two out of the four panels here were very difficult to see also, and not really of interest. The other two at last gave me a feel for Mediterranean Rock Art. The first was the Abrigo de los Toros. This is a rather large panel, over 4 meters wide, showing 19 painted objects. Their colour is white, and mostly the group of bovines stands out. This is Spain, so no wonder the Toros are the main elements! The other panel is the Abrigo del Tio Campano. This one was only rediscovered in 1981. It has a triangular shape and shows red-painted animals.

In general conclusion, I would say that I wasn't really taken by these expressions of rock art: there are much better examples around the world. I found them quite primitive, both in style and in subjects (the common hunting themes). However, this region warrants a visit for its fine natural surroundings and the pretty Moorish town of Albarracín.

Mander

UK - 16-Feb-11 -

As noted, there are over 700 sites all over the Mediterranean area which are included in this list. Unfortunately the ancient people who made them were in much better shape than most of us today, so they are not very easy to reach! Also many of the sites are frankly a bit boring unless you have a special interest in rock art, like me, because the images are very difficult to see or there are not many of them to begin with.

Some sites in Murcia have recently been developed for better tourist access. Some examples are La Serreta and Los Grajos near Cieza (contact the museum in Cieza for a guide), and Cantos de la Visera near Yecla (contact the museum in Yecla). Others I have been to that have some tourist access and interpretive signs include Pla de Petracos and La Sarga, near Alcoi in Alicante (check with the museum for directions, they may also be able to send someone with you).

Probably the best place I know of to see some examples of this rock art is at the sites in the Valltorta area of Castellón. There is a fairly large rock art museum near Tirig, which has reproductions of some of the more interesting sites, and they arrange tours with a guide who will take you to the sites and show you the rock art. The sites are again not accessible if you have major mobility issues but the hike to most of them is fairly moderate, and the sites themselves have platforms built around them so you don't have to cling to the side of the cliff to see the art!

Most of the sites are not easy to access, especially if you have mobility problems. Cantos de la Visera might be manageable for some, because the shelters are not in the mountains. However you have to walk up the road to the site from the parking area, which is a moderate walk but I don't think it would be wheelchair accessible.

Sazanami

Japan - 18-Mar-06 -

I visited to Cuevas de la Ananas,which is located in the clad-forest valley,over three mountains and four villages. Those rock-paintings are of cultural importance to be suggested the style of the human life there. All rock-paintings are prohibited to be entered in where those were described;rock shelters,walls,and so on.But I asked the authority,in this case the city hall,to inroduce the shelters. Nowadays there are nearly 5000 visitors to the rock art and whose villas are interspersed in the basin,I heared. These are worth visiting because of the concentration and the diversity of prehistoric rock art,if you are interested in the art,and world heritage collector

Paco Lorente

Spain - 04-Mar-06 -

Yes, indeed this inscription is strange, but there is at least one place where you can enjoy visiting several mural paintings at once: Sierra de Albarracin (Teruel) inside "Paisaje protegido de los pinares de rodeno" park.

This place is located near Albarracín one of the most beautiful towns in Spain.

A panorama of a painting in http://www.albarracin.org/rutasierra/PinturasG.htm

All information in www.albarracin.org and www.sierradealbarracin.org

Regards.

Ian Cade

UK - 08-Jul-05 -

Having just looked at the inscription in more detail I have discovered that it is made up of a whopping 727 seperate sites!!.

This is one of the strangest inscriptions there is on the WH List, I am sure they are very justified but there are 727 of them!! They are scatered from Barcelona down to Gibraltar.

I am pretty sure I have visited at least one of these sites in the many times I have visited Spain, but I am not willing to count it as a site that I have visited properly.

I have a feeling I have visited some of the sites in the María and Alicante area when I was much younger, so I am adding this to the group of sites that I have not really visited but have seen, (this list is getting frustratingly long!!) oh well!

David Berlanda

Italy / Czech Republic - 01-May-05 -

It was very hard to find on the Internet for our trip around Spain a rock art site of those being part of this WHS satisfying the criteria I had in my mind for choosing one of them: proximity to our Spanish itinerary, good accessibility without too much walking - they are often situated at high altitudes far away from main roads - … possibly a cave with a guided tour - but I didn’t find one available without booking and there is also the fact that this sites are mainly shelters.

Finally I chose the site of Cabra Feixet in Catalonia near El Perolló putting my trust in this two Spanish web pages: http://www.xtec.es/centres/e3001929/cabra/cabra2.htm and http://www.arqueomurcia.com/arterupestre/catalu/feixet.htm. From this descriptions with map it seemed to me that it was easily accessible, but I was wrong.

You have to take the road going from El Perolló to Rasquera and after 7 km you will find without problems on your left a sign telling you that the rock art site is 3,5 km from there (we didn’t notice that there was also written with pencil in French that it is quite impossible to reach it by car – maybe a desperate tourist had left it).

So we ventured with our car to a road that after 1 km turned out to be unsurfaced, extremely narrow and endless. We couldn’t turn back the car and go away and, risking to have an accident, had to arrive to the parking (it seemed incredible that this road, that ended there, had been designed expressly for reaching the rock art site). Here some unclear signs bring you, in much more than the 10 and 25 minutes written there, to the highly disappointing site of Cabra Feixet, a small prehistoric shelter protected by a cage, where might be 13 red painted figures, but only 3 are clearly visible - a hunter and two animals - and to some shelters without paintings not being part of the WHS.

Certainly the landscape in which it is situated, with spectacular rocks and a luxuriant vegetation, is more interesting than the rock art site itself.

Now, an advice: don’t go there, above all not with a common car. It is one of the most disappointing WHS I have ever seen. Maybe I have just chosen the wrong site and probably there are much better places included in this WHS (there are also municipalities with more than 50 rock art sites while Cabra Feixet is the only one in El Perolló). Certainly Cabra Feixet doesn’t deserve its inscription. However I have seen only this site, so I can’t say if the overall site deserves it. But I’m sure that there will be also other sites like this, so the inscription of 727 places on the WHL, even if they constitute the largest group of rock art sites in Europe, is excessive and could be inscribed only the most representative sites that probably deserve their place on the WHL. This sites are generally in the middle of nowhere so their conservation and authenticity is certainly perfect.

The most similar WHS to this that I have ever visited is that of the prehistoric sites of the Vézère Valley in France, where the paintings are quite similar to those of Cabra Feixet, in a much bigger extension, much more worthy of being visited and certainly deserving their place on the List.

In the picture are the three red figures of the shelter Cabra Feixet: a hunter and two animals.

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Site Info

Full Name: Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula
Unesco ID: 874
Country: Spain
Inscribed: 1998
Type: Cultural
Criteria: 3
Categories: Archaeological site - Rock Art
Link: By ID

Site History

1998 Inscribed

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Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Pedra de les Orenetes La Roca del Vall

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Roca Roja La Llacuna, Barcelona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova dels Segarulls

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Can Castellvi

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Can Ximet

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Vall d'Ingla Bellver de Cerdanya, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Roc del Rumbau o Roca dels moros Peramola, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Balma de les Ovelles Tremp, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Cogulló

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Les Aparets I, II, III, IV Al

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Antona I, II, III Artesa de Segre, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Balma del Pantà

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Tabac Camarasa, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova dels Vilasos o dels Vilars Os de Balaguer, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Pintures Rupestres d'Alfés

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Roques Guàrdies II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Vall de la Coma L'Albi, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Albi II / Balma dels Punts L'Albi, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Barranc de Sant Jaume La Granja d'Escarp, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Roca dels moros El Cogul, Lleida, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: El Portell de les Lletres montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas d'En Ramon d'en Besso montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Baridana I montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Baridana II montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas d'En Carles montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas del Gran montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Britus I montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Britus Il montblanc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de les Creus montblenc, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Gallicant Cornudella, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrics de l'Apotecari Tarragona, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de l'Escoda

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Balma d'En Roc Vandell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Racó d'en Perdigó

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Serra de la mussara Vilaplana, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cabra feixet El Perell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de les Calobres El Perell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Ramat Tivissa, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Cingle Tivissa, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Pi Tivissa, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Taller Tivissa, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Prop de la Cova Pintada Alfara de Carles, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de masets freginals, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de les Llibreres freginals, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric d'Esquarterades I Ulldecona, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric d'Esquarterades II Ulldecona, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric d'Ermites I Ulldecona, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric d'Ermites IIIb Ulldecona, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric d'Ermites VI Ulldecona, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de Vallmajor Albinyana, Tarragona, Catalunya, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Derecho E. de Santonje V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Central E. de Santonje V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Izquierda E. de Santonje V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: L. Tello I. Cama del Pastor V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Lavadero Tello II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Lavadero Tello III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Lavadero Tello IV

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Lavadero Tello V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva Ambrosio

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Gabar

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Tejera

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Colmenas

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Yedra

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Letreros

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Inferior Letreros

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molinos I V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molinos II V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Panal V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Hoyos I V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Hoyos II V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Covachas

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Lázar

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Queso mar

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: maina mar

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Chiquita mar

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Grajos Almaciles, Granada, Andaluc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Letreros de los m

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Encajero Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Cerro Vitar Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Hiedra Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Clarillo Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Reloj Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del.melgar Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arroyo Tiscar Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: manolo Vallejo Quesada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cañada de la Cruz

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Río frío

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Engarbo Santiago de la Espada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Diosa madre Segura de la Sierra, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Guijarral Segura de la Sierra, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: morciguilla de la Cepera Santisteban del Puerto, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cerro de la Caldera Santisteban del Puerto, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Alamedilla Santisteban del Puerto, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Apolinario Santisteban del Puerto, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arroyo de martín Pérez

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Poyo Inf. de la Cimbarra Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Poyo medio Cimbarra Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de los mosquitos Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Tabla de Pochico Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cimbarrillo Prado Reches Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de D. Pedro mota Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la mina Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cimbarrillo ma Antonia I Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Prado del Azogue Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de los Arcos Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco de la Cueva I Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la feliceta Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Garganta de la Hoz I Aldeaquemada, Ja

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de les finestres IV Alfafara, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Al Patró

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de la Catxupa- Abric III Denia, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del mig dia

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves Santes de Dalt

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Pinós

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de frainos- Abric I Alcoleja, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: morro Carrascal Alcoleja, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Penya del Vicari Altea, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves Roges- Abric I Benimassot, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc d'en Grau Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves Roges- Abric II Benimassot, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: L'Esmoladora Benimassol, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Sierra de Alfaro fageca, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la fita- Abric I famorca, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves Roges Abric I Tollos, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves Roges Abric II-III Tollos, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Beniali- Abric l Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Xorquet T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Penya Escrita T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Bolulla Bolulla, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Racó del Condoig

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de les Torrudanes

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de Reinós

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova fosca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barraac de la Palla Tormos, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova Llarga L'Orxa, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del mansano Xal

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Beniali- Abric l Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Seguili

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de las Arañas del Carabassi

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Beniali- Abric l Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la Cova Jeroni- Abric I Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la Cova Negra Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la magrana Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc d'Alpadull- Abric I Alfafara, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barran de Parets Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Benirrama- Abric I Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la Cova Jeroni- Abric I Vall de Gallinera, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó del Pou

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Gleda Planes, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la Penya Blanca Planes, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc dels Garrofers Planes, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves de la Vila Planes, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc d'Alpadull- Abric I Alfafara, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de l'Infern Conj. 1, abrigo I Vall de Laguart, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de l'Infern Conj. 2, abrigo I Vall de Laguart, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de l'Infern Conj. 1, abrigo I Vall de Laguart, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de la Cova dels Llidoners

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Bil.la- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: El Pantanet Alfafara, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Bil.la- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de famorca- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de famorca- Abric V Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de famorca- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Galistero Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova Alta- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Penya de Benicadell Beniarr

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova Alta- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Esbardal de miquel el Serril- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Pla de Petracos- Abric I Castell de Castells, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Gorgorí- Abric I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Paella Cocentaina, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Gorgorí- Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Gorgorí- Abric III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Gorgorí- Abric V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Sorellets- Abric I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Sorellets- Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de les Covatelles Confrides, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Penyó de les Carrasques- Abric I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Penyó de les CarraIsques- Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Port de Confrides- Abric I Confrides, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Penya Banyà

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Port de Confrides- Abric I Confrides, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Sord-Abric I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Sord-Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Salt- Abric l

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Salt- Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Salt- Abric III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Salt- Abric lV (Arc de Sta. Lucia)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Salt- Abric V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Salt- Abric VI

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Port de Penaguila- Abric I Pen

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de mastec Cocentaina, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Port de Penaguila- Abric II Pen

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de les Coves- Abric I Alcoi, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Sarga- Abric I Alcoi, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de la Catxupa- Abric III Denia, Alicante, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la mostela Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de l'Ermità -Abric III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric mas de la Roca San mateo, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Bonansa San mateo, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas de Torres Cat

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de l'Ermità -Abric IV

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de l'Ermità -Abric V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coveta de montegordo Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas d'en Salvador- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de l'Arc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Barranc d'en Cabrera Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de la Taruga

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de Rull

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova dels Cavalls T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coves del Civil o Ribasals- Abric I T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de l'Arc T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Cova dels Tolls Alts T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Calçaes del matá

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova alta del Llidoner Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Centelles- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric I Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric VI Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric VII Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric IX Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric XIII Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric XIV Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Saltadora- Abric XII Coves de Vinrom

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas d'en Josep- Abric l T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova Gran del Puntal Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Centelles- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle dels Tolls del Puntal Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covetes del Puntal- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covetes del Puntal- Abric II Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covetes del Puntal- Abric III Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covetes del Puntal- Abric IV Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covetes del Puntal- Abric V Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de les Dogues Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del.mas Blanc Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc del Puig- Abric I Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Centelles- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de la mola Remigia- Abric I Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de la mola Remigia- Abric II Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de la mola Remigia- Abric I Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de la mola Remigia- Abric VIII Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de la mola Remigia- Abric I Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Centelles- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova Remigia- Abric l Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de la mola Remigia- Abric II Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molí Darrer- Abric I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molí Darrer- Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molí Darrer- Abric III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Centelles- Abric I Alboc

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó d'en Gil

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó Gasparo

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó molero

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Rocas del mas de molero

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Villaroges Ares del maestre, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del mas del moli de la Cova Benasal, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Caseta de Irene Benasal, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Els Covarxos Benasal, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Roca del migdia Benasal, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas d'en Badenes Benasal, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de l'Ermità -Abric I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Racó de Nando

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Roca del Senallo Benasal, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Covassa Culla, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Covassa del molinell Culla, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del mas de Barber

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova del Barranquet morella la Vella, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coveta de la Cornisa morella la Vella, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Galeria del Roure

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de l'Ermità -Abric II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A Palanques, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Tenalla Pobla de Benifass

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova dels Rossegadors o del Polvorin Pobla de Benifass

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covatina del Tossalet del mas de !a Rambla Villafranca, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del mas dels Ous Xert, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de Gargán

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Castell de Villafamés

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Joquera Borriol, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric mas de los Perez Bejis, Castell

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacha de l'Aigua Amarga Albalat de Segart, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco de las Colochas- Abrigo II Gestalgar, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Cocina Don Aguas, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Pareja Don Aguas, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de las Cabras Don Aguas, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Ciervo Don Aguas, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Cinto de la Ventana Don Aguas, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Cerro millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del mal Paso millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Jesús Galdón

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Rosser millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Peñón de Santo Espíritu

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Vicent millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Trini millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Charco Negro millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Atajo I millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las Cañas I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las Cañas II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva moma millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo Chorradores millars, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Balsa Calicanto Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacha del Barranc del Diable Sagunto, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Era del Bolo Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de las Sabinas Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de los Gineses Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Lucio o Gavidia Bicorp, Valent

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Tollos I o de la fuente Seca Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Tollos II o de Cambriquia Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Barranco Garrofero Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Charco de la madera Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Zuro Bicorp, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Araña

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacha Picayo- abrigo l Sagunto, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Araña

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Peñon de los machos

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Tortosillas Ayora, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Sordo Ayora, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric Pedro más

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Espolón del Zapatero

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Voro Quesa, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Garrofero Navarr

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Lambert Cullera, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacha Picayo- abrigo l Sagunto, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de la falaguera- Abric I Alfarb, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cova de la Petxina Xàtiva

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de Gontrán

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Penya moixent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la Creu Ontinyent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la fos Ontinyent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric de la monja Ontinyent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Gegant Ontinyent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Rincón del Tío Escribano

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Balma de la fabriqueta Ontinyent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abric del Pontet Bocairent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Penya roja o Ulls de Canals Bocairent, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de les Coves- Abrigo l Salem, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranc de Carbonera- Abric I Beniatjar, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Coveta del mig- Abric I Beniatjar, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Clau Gandia, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: El Corral de Silla- Abric l T

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco de las Colochas- Abrigo II Gestalgar, Valencia, Valencia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigos del Pozo I y II Calasparra, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Higuera (Isla Plana) Cartagena, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de las Conchas (Peña Rubia)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de las Palamas (Peña Rubia)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Humo (Peña Rubia)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las Enredaderas (Los Almadenes) Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Paso Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Grajos I Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Ventana II (Calar de la Santa) moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Grajos I Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arco I (Los Losares) Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Jorge Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de las Cabras Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de los Pucheros (Los Losares) Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva-sima de la Serreta (Los Almadenes) Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: El Laberinto Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Rumies Cieza, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del molino de Bagil Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Buen Aire I Jumilla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Canto Blanco Jumilla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Peliciego Jumilla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Gavilanes (Valdeinfierno) Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del mojao (Valdeinfierno) Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Tio Labrador Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Covaticas I Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Covaticas II Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Zaén I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Zaén II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molino de Capel I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Sabinar Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Risca I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Andragulla I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Benizar I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Benizar IV Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cañaica del Calar l

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cañaica del Calar II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cañaica del Calar III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de los Cascarones Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Esquilo Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: fuensanta I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: fuensanta II (fuente del Buitre) Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: fuente del Sabuco I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: fuente Serrano I Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la fuente Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Hondares Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Cazuelas Moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del milano Mula, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cejo Cortado I Mula, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Plata (Sierra Espu

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del mediodía I (monte Arabí)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cantos de la Visera I (monte Arab

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cantos de la Visera II (monte Arab

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Ventana II (Calar de la Santa) moratalla, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Esperilla Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Paradores Lorca, Murcia, Murcia, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho de Labarta ADAHUESCA, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Sivil ADAHUESCA, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Los Gitanos AG

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva Peña Miel I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva Peña Miel II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho de Palluala ALQUEZAR, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva Palomera ALQUEZAR, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Chimiachas E ALQUEZAR, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Chimiachas L ALQUEZAR, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Malforá I ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Malforá II ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Malforá III ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Viñamala I ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Viñamala II ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Viñamala III ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Corral de la Gascona ALQUEZAR (San Pelegrin), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Quizáns I ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Quizáns II ALQUEZAR

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Les Coves BALDELLOU, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Malifeto BARCABO (Betorz), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barfaluy I BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barfaluy II BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barfaluy III BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barfaluy IV BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Fajana de Casabón BARCABO

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Fajana de Pera I BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Fajana de Pera II BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Fajana de Pera Superior BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Gallinero I BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Gallinero II BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Gallinero III A BARCABO (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Gallinero III B Barcabo (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Huerto Raso I Barcabo (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Huerto Raso II Barcabo (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Escaleretas Barcabo (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Lecina Superior Barcabo (Lecina), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Arilla Bierge (La Almunia de Rod), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Camino Bierge (Rodellar), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Pacencia Bierge (Rodellar), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mascún I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mascún II

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mascún IV

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mascún V

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mascún III

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Chaves I Casbas (Bastaras), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: monderes Castillonroy, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Argantín I Colungo

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Argantín II Colungo

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Artica de Campo Colungo, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Ereta de Litonares (Litonares E 4) Colungo, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: muriecho E1 Colungo, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: muriecho E2 Colungo, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: muriecho E3 Colungo, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: muriecho L Colungo, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arpán E 1

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arpán E 2

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arpán L

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la fuente de! Trucho Colungo (Asque), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Regacens Colungo (Asque), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Litonares E 1 Colungo (Asque), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mallata B 1 Colungo (Asque), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mallata C Colungo (Asque), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mallata I Colungo (Asque), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: forau del Cocho. (Sierra de la Carrodilla) Estadilla, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Ermita de San Urbez fanlo (Valle de A

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de los moros.(Barranco miguel) Hecho, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Santa Eulaliade la Pe

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: El Remosillo (Congosto de Olvena) Olvena, Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Revilla Tella (Sin), Huesca, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Arqueros Negros (Cerro felio) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Borriquitos (Barranco del mortero) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Encebros (Cerro felio) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Recolectores (Barranco del mortero) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho Ahumado (Bco. del mortero) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho Ahumado (Cerro felio) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho de Eudoviges (Cerro felio) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho de la Tía mona (Cerro felio)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Covacho esquemático (Cerro felio)

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Garroso (Cerro felio) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: frontón de !as Cápridos (Cerro felio) Alacon

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Otros restos levantinos (Cerro felio) Alacon, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Chaparros Albalate del Arzobispo, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Estrechos I Albalate del Arzobispo, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Estrechos II Albalate del Arzobispo, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Recodo de los Chaparros I Albalate del Arzobispo, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Recodo de los Chaparros II Albalate del Arzobispo, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la fuente del Cabrerizo Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las figuras Amarillas Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abriga de las figuras Diversas Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de Lázaro

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Dos Caballos Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Toros del Barranco de las Olivanas Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Toros del Prado del Navazo Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Arquero de los Callejones Cerrados Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Ciervo Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las figuras Amarillas Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Tio Campano Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Toro Negro Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco del Pajarejo Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de Doña Clotilde

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Cocinilla del Obispo Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Balsillas Albarrac

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Higuera del Barranco de Estercuel Alcaine, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cañada de marco Alcaine, Teruel,

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Val del Charco del Agua Amarga Alca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La fenellosa Beceite, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo Contiguo a la Paridera de las Tajadas Bezas, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Paridera de las Tajadas Bezas, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Huerto de las Tajadas Bezas, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Vacada Castellote, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Barranco Hondo Castellote, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Arenal de la fonseca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Arquero Castellote (Ladru

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Torico del Pudial Castellote (Ladru

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: friso Abierto del Pudial Castellote (Ladru

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Rozas I Castellote (Ladru

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la font de la Bernarda Cretas, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de mas del Abogat Calaceite, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Els Gascons Cretas, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Roca dels moros Cretas, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Peñón de Santo Espíritu de Gilet

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Els figuerals Fuentespalda, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Caídas del Salbimec Mazaleón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Els Secans Mazale

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Punta del Alcañizano

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco de Gibert I Mosqueruela, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco de Gibert II Mosqueruela, Teruel, Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: El Cerrao Obón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Hocino de Chornas Obón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Coquinera Obón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: frontón de la Tía Chula Oliete, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Paridera de Tormón Tormón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las Cabras Blancas Torm

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Ceja de Piezarrodilla Tormón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cerrada del Tío Jorge Tormón, Teruel

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de moncín I Borja, Zaragoza

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Plano del Pulido Caspe, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Valcomuna Caspe, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Bco. de Campells I Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Bco. de Campells II Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Bco. de la Plana I Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Bco. de la Plana II Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Camino de la Cova Plana l Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Camino de la Cova Plana II Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mas de Patriciel I Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Roca de marta Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Sierra de los Rincones I Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Valmayor IV Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Valmayor V Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Val de Caballé I

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Val de mamet I Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Val de mamet II Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Vallbufandes I Mequinenza, Zaragoza., Arag

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco del Cabezo del moro Almansa, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Olula Almansa, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo I (Abrigo de la fuente de la Arena) Alpera, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo II (Abrigo de la fuente de la Arena o Caras) Alpera, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva de la Vieja Alpera, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Queso Alpera, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva Negra del Bosque Alpera, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Niño Ayna, Albacete

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Cortijos Hellin, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco de la mortaja I Hellin, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cavidad II (Rinconada del Canalizo) Hellin, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Higuera (Barranco de la mortaja) Hellin, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Cerro de Barbatón

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Barranco Segovia Letur, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cortijo de Sorbas I Letur, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva Colorá

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: fuente del Sauco Letur, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Covachicas Letur, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Tenada de Cueva moreno Letur, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo Grande de minateda Minateda, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Albrigo de Jutia I Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Albrigo de Jutia II Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Cornisa Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la fuente de monta

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la fuente del Sapo Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Hoz Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Llagosa Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Rambla de Pedro Izquierdo Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la Viñuela Nerpio, Albacete

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las Cañadas I Nerpio, Albacete

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de las Cañadas II Nerpio, Albacete

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Cerricos Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Covachos Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abriga de los Idolos Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de los Sabinares o Ventana de los Enamorados Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Castillo de Taibona Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Collado de la Cruz Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del Idolo Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo del molino Juan Basura o molina Cipriano Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Arroyo de la fuente de las Zorras Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Canalejas de Abajo Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cavidad I (Torcal de las Bojadillas) friso de los T Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Concejal I Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cortijo de la Rosa Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: friso de los Gitanos o Abrigo del Cazador Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Hornacina de la Pareja Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Cabritas Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Casas de las Ingenieros I Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Las Casas de las Ingenieros Il Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Los Sacristanes Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: mingarnao I Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: molino de las fuentes I Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Prado del Tornero I Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Prado del Tornero II Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Prado del Tornero III Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Senda de la Cabra Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 1 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 2 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 3 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 4 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 5 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 6 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 7 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 8 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Zona 9 (Solana de las Covachas) Nerpio, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Solana del molinico Socovos, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Cueva del Gitano Yeste, Albacete, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Hoz de Vicente Minglanilla, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Abrigo de la fuente de Selva Pascuala Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Castellón de los machos Villar del Humo, Cuenca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: La Peña del Castellar Villar del Humo, Cuenca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: marmalo I Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: marmalo II Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: marmalo III Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: marmalo IV Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: marmalo V Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Peña del Escrito 1 Villar del Humo, Cuenca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Peña del Escrito II Villar del Humo, Cuenca

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Selva Pascuala Villar del Humo, Cuenca, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Rillo I Rillo de Gallo, Guadalajara, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin: Rillo II Rillo de Gallo, Guadalajara, Castilla-La mancha, Spain

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World Biosphere Reserves: Valle del Cabriel Biosphere Reserve (Spain 2019): "Rich cultural heritage remains the area include Villar del Humo, part of the Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula World Heritage site."

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