Cova del Pi

The complex is found in a rock shelter 10 m long, 5 metres high and with an approximate depth of 4.20 metres. The area of the paintings is found in a small passage located 2.63 metres from the floor. The paintings are oriented to the SW.

There is a limestone layer covering the paintings.

There is great difficulty in observing the paintings since the colouring they present is blurred and not very intense. Apart from the figures that have been identified, there is a whole series of shapeless spots of colouring, at times very difficult to make out because of the limestone layer covering them. The panel of paintings consists of 22 pictograms: human figures, some with limbs flexed in a dancing position, groupings of spots and dots, strokes, remains of pigment and indeterminate motifs, as well as a possible quadruped. The human figures are of schematic tradition. All the figures are red, but it must be borne in mind that when they are not damp they show a variation in colour, especially the human representations, and take on a pink colouring.