Arte rupestre de Bezas y Tormón (Teruel)

A recent restudy of rock art sites in Bezas and Tormón, Teruel, Spain, has uncovered 20 new sites featuring Levantine and Schematic art, enriching the understanding of post-Palaeolithic rock art in the Albarracín Cultural Park. This research, conducted between 2012 and 2013 with advanced techniques such as high-resolution photography, digital tracing, laser scanning, and archaeological surveys, provides a comprehensive analysis of these UNESCO-listed sites. The study contributes to the broader characterization of Iberian Levantine rock art, offering insights into the complex cultural landscape of the region. Part of ongoing research since 2014, this work underscores the significance of Albarracín's rock art within the Mediterranean Basin and its integration into global heritage networks like REPPARP.

Bea Martínez, M., & Angas Pajas, J. (2026). Arte rupestre de Bezas y Tormón (Teruel). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.18413973