
Rock painting in Villar del Humo
They are part of the rock art of the Mediterranean basin of the Iberian Peninsula and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In 1917, the forestry engineer, E. O’Kelly, discovered the paintings, which probably date from the post-Palaeolithic era. The scenes are of a symbolic nature, with a predominance of bulls, deer, goats and bovine species, and some human figures, all in tones of red..