Cova de Santa Magdalena

Once past the entrance mouth one enters a chamber of good dimensions. From the right side of the hall a small passage of short length emerges, while on the left side we find some stone steps that go up to the upper part of the stalagmitic flow. The height difference of the cavity is 7.6 metres (-5.3/+2.3), and the route is currently 56 metres.

The walls of the entrance chamber are covered by different lithogenic forms, especially parietal flows. On the lower floor there are some formations.

In the lowest part on the right we find a narrow passage that gives access to a gallery that we have not been able to explore for lack of suitable equipment, and we do not know whether it has much length.

The most interesting feature of the cavity is the presence of an anthropomorphic halteriform engraving on one of the flows shortly after entering. This engraving (28 cm in height and 31 cm in length) is formed by two circles joined by a vertical axis; two horizontally engraved lines cross this axis and each end of these two lines has five more strokes. In this cave some fragments of hand-made pottery with a carinated profile were found, belonging to the Bronze Age. On the upper floor of the cave there are still remains of walls and some stone vats placed to collect water from the filtrations.