🧭 Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin on the Iberian Peninsula
Barranc de la Cova Negra, a UNESCO-listed component of Spain's prehistoric rock art heritage
📋 Fast Facts
- UNESCO serial property comprising over 700 documented rock art sites across eastern and southern Spain
- Rock art dating from Upper Paleolithic through Chalcolithic periods (c. 8,000–3,000 BCE)
- Barranc de la Cova Negra holds UNESCO identifier 874-171 within the larger designation
- Inscribed in 1998; managed under Spanish heritage protection regulations
Barranc de la Cova Negra is a protected archaeological site in eastern Spain and one of more than ...