Modelling the landscape: iconography, and visual and sound perceptions in Macroschematic rock art

Gabriel García Atiénzar is a lecturer and researcher at the University Institute for Research in Archaeology and Historical Heritage. His main line of research focuses on the study of the social, economic, and territorial behaviour of Recent Prehistoric communities in the Levant of the Iberian Peninsula, using different spatial analysis techniques and geographic information systems.

Virginia Barciela González is a prehistoric archaeologist and a lecturer at the University Institute for Research in Archaeology and Historical Heritage. Her main lines of research focus mainly on objects and symbolic manifestations - personal ornaments and rock art - in the Mediterranean area of the Iberian Peninsula, especially in Recent Prehistory.

Neemias Santos da Rosa is an archaeologist and a postdoctoral researcher at the ERC Artsoundscapes Project. Throughout his professional career, he has been researching the technological, social, and symbolic aspects of post-Palaeolithic rock art of the Iberian Peninsula.

Margarita Díaz-Andreu is an ICREA Research Professor. She is a prehistoric archaeologist who has worked on rock art for more than three decades. She has conducted fieldwork in Western Europe (Spain and UK) and, more recently, in the framework of the ERC Artsoundscapes project and in collaboration with local rock art experts, in other parts of the world including Siberia, Baja California and South Africa.