Barranco de Guajara II
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A prehistoric rock carving is located on a stone of an abandoned wall in the left margin of Guajara Creek. It's a carved design on a basaltic rock, facing south, and composed of geometric-linear motifs made with fine and medium incisions with vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines, forming a reticulated pattern at some points. The panel measures 32x27 cm in size. The rock shows no weathering, but the carving has a patina. Optimized model created through retopology of the original. Project funded by the Honorable Town Council of San Cristóbal de La Laguna. Fotogrammetric registration and optimized 3D by Cultania. Last updated: December 4, 2017
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