This archaeological site, found in 1984, dates from around 4,000 years ago, product of the communities that settled in the area between the years...

The municipality of Campo Lameiro is considered the rock art capital of Galicia. This small area of 64 km2 presents one of the largest concentrations...

A rock carving located in Moscoso, which shows several combinations of circles, and a possible human foot

This archaeological site is composed of a castro (hillfort settlement), a necropolis, a medieval fortification and a chapel. A bronze socketed axe...

This significant archaeological site is located at the back of the beach of O Carreiro. A series of layers reveal a villa from the Roman period, a...

Group of carvings on a 12.60 m long and 3.40 m wide rounded and medium-grained granite outcrop. Interlocking patterns on the rock surface form...

In the heart of the municipality of Ponte Caldelas, the archaeological site of Tourón contains one of the most unique open-air rock art sites in...

This is a rock which can be reached at low tide. It gets its name from the fact that, in Medieval times, a man-shaped tomb was excavated here, and...

The Cequeril petroglyphs are in the parish of the same name. There are three groups: Outeiro dos Campiños, where there are twelve well-marked...

The petroglyphs of Mogor are well-known in Galicia due to their labyrinth motifs. In the past the carvings were on seven rocks, but unfortunately...