This rock is in a small, boggy area with a number of small pools within basins in the rock surface created by the same glacial action that has smoothed the rock surface. The engraved area is characterised by the isolated figure of a hut and of an inscription in the local pre-Roman alphabet. These two elements, placed at the same height frame several figures: armed humans, sometimes in sigle combat, horsemen,horses, a bird, unidentifiable signs. Noteworthy due to its rarity in Valcamonica art, is the duel between a horseman and a foot warrior armed with a large shield with a central boss (top centre). The inscription, whose letters derive from the north-Etruscan alphabet, can be dated to between the fifth & first century BC. The numerous human figures, partially overlapping, show examples of various Iron Age stylistic variations - accurate, Etruscan influenced figures from the VI to V century BC, to schematic, square-bodied figures with a fairly rigid posture from the final phases of the Iron Age.