This relatively small rock is mostly decorated with carvings from the Copper & Bronze Ages. Its surface is densely engraved with images of weapons, mainly daggers, in use in the Copper Age (3300-2200 BC) and the First Bronze Age (2200-1800 BC). Actual copper daggers, with a triangular blade & half-round pommel, like these have been discovered during archaeological excavations in the big Copper Age cemetery found in Remedello at the end of the nineteenth century. Other daggers show stretched and elongated blades, a type more common during the Bronze Age. On the left, two fighting warriors have been date to within the late Bronze Age, about 1200-1000 BC.