places around The first, called "Queen of the Roc" is engraved recesses, in which it was believed that an ancient Celtic queen, buried in those places, riponesse the need for sewing, that is, thimble, scissors and thread. The rainwater that accumulates in the cavity of the stone was considered magic to preserve vision and women went there to bathe the eyes in order not to lose the ability to slip the wire through the eye of the needle.
The second boulder is called "the Roc's Pratasera" left by the glacier baldric: under the rock they used to say the mothers have found their children, handing it the cult of matres.
Another great boulder sits on top of Bear Mountain on the Serra. It is of great archaeological interest because they were brought to light the remains of a fence on various levels from the slopes to the summit. Very reminiscent of the Celtic hill forts, or fortified settlements
placed in a strategic position on top of ridges and hills.
Finally I discovered that the valley is the Elvo "Roch Malegno" (rock malignant) which of course is bad luck. On the other side of the valley is the antidote, which is the "Roch of the coarse fellow," the rock sound, a huge boulder split into 3 parts: the other end with numerous shells and conduits of various sizes.
source: http://nanun.splinder.com
