Racó de Nando IV
(6000 ac - 4000 ac)Several groups of paintings are preserved in Racó de Nando rock art site. Shelter IV is a small site in which rock paintings are concentrated in the upper left part of the panel, almost fitted in a natural rock block. The main figures are two weathered stags walking one after another. Their antlers are preserved but they are naturally weathered. Other color remains can be seen behind the left deer, that could originally be part of a human figure. Above the right hand deer there are a deep red area of pigment superimposed over him, but its morphology is not identifiable.
Visit Plan
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How to Arrive
N/A
Visitable
No
Difficulty
Hard
Discoverer
Chocomeli, 1935
Locality
Province
Orientation
Southwest
Altitude
725 m
Style
Number of Panels
1
Number of Figures
4
Dimensions
4m x 2m
Geology
Calcareous. Bioclastic limestones of Upper Cretacic. Cenomanian facies.
Related to
Racó de Nando IV, Racó de Nando IIGraphic documentation
Technique: Gigapixel panoramic imaging
Description:
Panoramic view of the landscape where Racó de Nando is located, towards the River Monleón valley. Shelters IV to VII are included in this view.
Technique: Gigapixel panoramic imaging
Description:
Panoramic view from inside of Racó de Nando Gully, in a point between shelters III and IV. Shelter I can be seen on the right.
Technique: Photogrammetry
Description:
Photogrammetric 3D model of the entire shelter IV of Racó de Nando.
Technique: Photogrammetry
Description:
Photogrammetric 3D model of shelter IV of Racó de Nando, with texture enhanced by DStretch to improve visibility of paintings.
Technique: Gigapixel panoramic imaging
Description:
The Levantine paintings of this shelter are badly weathered. Flowstone and biological communities are affecting them. There are two stags with large antlers. An area stained with red color, but non identifiable, is located above the right hand deer. Other remains, maybe of a human figure, are on the left of the other stag. Other pictorial remains under both stags indicate that the scene was bigger originally.
Technique: Image analysis
Description:
Gigapixel image of shelter IV of Racó de Nando, enhanced by DStretch software to improve visibility of paintings.