Petroglyphs of Mogor

The carved rocks feature a collection of ancient symbols, including circular patterns, geometric shapes, and figures representing animals across multiple stone surfaces.

Dating back to the Metal Ages between 3000 and 2000 BC, these rock carvings reflect the early human activities and settlements in the Galician region.

The stone carvings contain intricate labyrinth designs that represent communication methods and territorial markings used by prehistoric communities in northern Spain.

Located at 25 meters above sea level, the site includes interpretive signs and designated pathways that guide visitors through the collection of ancient carvings.

These rock carvings remain in their original outdoor setting, allowing researchers to study the relationship between the artwork and its natural environment.

Location: Marín

Elevation above the sea: 25 m

GPS coordinates: 42.38556,-8.71804

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:24