Los Arenales: una nueva estación con arte rupestre en Villar del Humo, Cuenca

Abstract

Levantine Art in Villar del Humo town (Cuenca province) was discovered for the first time in 1917. Peña del Escrito, Selva Pascuala or Marmalo rock shelters has often been quoted since then, in spite of the lack of research projects. Levantine Art in this region doesn’t come to an end with these caves but new sites have been discovered in the last years that remain unpublished. Without doubt the more important one is Los Arenales shelter, discovered in 2001, because of the number of figures and the complex relationships between naturalistic and schematic figures that we can find in their panels.