A smaller surface in relation to the many very large carved rocks at Foppe di Nadro. The rock has been extensively smoothed by glacial action. The engravings here represent two phases of carving. The first phast presents engravings from the Neolithic Age (4th millennium BC), with 28 praying figures, of which several can be seen here on the 3D model. They have both schematic and curved arms. These are contemporary with the circle motifs with a dot in the centre and two figures recognisable as halberds. The second phase starts from the Middle IronAge and the panel is densely engraved with figures of warriors wielding swords, shields & spears. The rock also displays some historic phase motifs, with filiforms of lines, half-circles and grids and some Medieval crosses.