west side of the rock.
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south side of the rock.
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the path.
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the path.
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Rio della Biscia’s valley. Pietra Liscia and Della Biscia’s brook.
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notice the glittering spots on the rock.
Most of the engraves in this area were made on stones like this.
Here the thin signs are almost erased by the time.
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east side of Bric della Biscia.
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This stony hill it’s called “Rocca du Trun” wich means
Thunder’s Rock.
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This engrave is not what it seems. It’s not a simple
“B"of our modern alphabet. But it’s the ancient sacred symbol of “The Mother’s mounds”.
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The Sacred mysterious footprint’s path.
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Sacred footprints’s path
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Sacred, mysterious, footprint’s path
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Sacred, mysterious, footprint’s path
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