After several years of further refinement in the way we work Prehistory of La Palma, after to overcome some shortcomings in the management of technology and, despite great difficulty differentiating features in the sanctuary of La Zarza some other panels because they are virtually united, we compared some 39, located on both sides of cabocos. We note that the orientations of the panels in these places are quite complicated so boxed ravines and thick vegetation. However, we can clearly distinguish the different intentions on both sides of the gorge, including how new equatorial orientation. Thus, on the right side, rock carvings intention of seeking a direction to the approximate location where it is placed or hidden Winter Sun (3 panels), the decline of the summer (3 panels) and the area of \u200b\u200bthe equinoxes (1 panel). The bulk of the grounds is located on the left side, coinciding with the dawn of summer (18 panels) and winter (10 panels).
The Zarcita is located 500 m northwest of the former, virtually the same level. There are two distinct seasons, on both sides of the Barranco de La Zarcita, which designate the qualifiers of the Zarcita I and The Zarcita II.
- The Zarcita I (right margin) contains two panels formed by a spiral and meandering spiral Sun oriented winter and equinoxes, respectively.
- The Zarcita II (left side) meandering patterns predominate and a few spirals. A total of 20 panels, including 13 seeking the position where the sun rises over the summer, 5 winter sun and 2 the equinoxes.
The Zarcita is located 500 m northwest of the former, virtually the same level. There are two distinct seasons, on both sides of the Barranco de La Zarcita, which designate the qualifiers of the Zarcita I and The Zarcita II.
- The Zarcita I (right margin) contains two panels formed by a spiral and meandering spiral Sun oriented winter and equinoxes, respectively.
- The Zarcita II (left side) meandering patterns predominate and a few spirals. A total of 20 panels, including 13 seeking the position where the sun rises over the summer, 5 winter sun and 2 the equinoxes.
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