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4D VULL project has been carried out in 2015 & 2016 in several municipalities included in the Valltorta-Gassulla Cultural Park and surrounding districts, and in sierra de la Pietat (Ulldecona). This rock art assemblage were included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1998. This research project have been promoted by Tírig town council, with the collaboration of Amics Valltorta, and of the municipalities of Coves de Vinromà, Ares del Maestrat, Albocàsser, Benassal and Ulldecona.
The aims of this project were to diagnose the level of preservation, the monitoring of identified alterations and the proposal of measures for preventive conservation. The results are based on cutting-edge technologies and methodologies, like close-range photogrammetry, volumetric comparisons, gigapixel imagine, multispectral imaging, image processing by decorrelation stretch of color spaces, geological analyses, thermographic analyses, etc.
The other objective of the project is to disseminate Levantine (and Schematic) rock art of these districts. Many of the digital products made in this project are available in this web, on optimised sizes respect to the originals to make browsing easier.

Filtro por localidad: Tírig

Cova dels Cavalls

Cova dels Cavalls

It is the best-known rock art site in Valltorta Gorge (Tírig, Castellón). The hunting scene of a herd of deer has become the icon of Levantine art, and of everyday life of Prehistoric societies.

Coves del Civil o de Ribasals

Coves del Civil o de Ribasals

Coves del Civil (Tírig, Castellón) is known by a supposed battle scene between two groups of large size archers. These figures are very stylised and are among the best examples of Levantine art.

Mas d'en Josep

Mas d'en Josep

This 40m long rock shelter (Tírig, Castellón) has 25 pictographs preserved. Color and stylistic differences indicates that these figures were painted over more than one pictoral stage.

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