A panel only discovered fairly recently (2016), just adjacent to the path. This bears an exceptional sequence of daggers with elongated, triangular blades and round pommel. This type of weapon can be dated to the initial phases of the Bronze Age. Sets of weapons (daggers and axes) are a typical subject of the Early and Middle Bronze Age but are seldom depicted in the western areas of central Valcamonica. Currently in the Seradina-Bedolina Archaeolical Park, similar panels are known only at Seradina 2 Rock 36 and Seradina 3 Rock 28. In the latter case the daggers dated back to the Copper Age of the third millennium BC. The series, clearly symbolic, recalls the contemporary phenomenon of placing weapons and bronze objects in water courses, ponds and on mountains.