For Spain it covers the Basque Country and the Cantabric coast. A map in relief indicates the location of the sites.
Large drawings illustrate the animals hunted and used for food.
The exhibition then begins in the next room. The valleys of the Northern slopes of the Pyrenees, still directly under the influence of the last glaciers, are abandonned by men for the Cantabric coast which benefits of a milder climate, owing to the proximity of the sea. It is then in this area that the first Magdalenian works of art appear. The climate gets warmer and forests become widespread in plains and valleys. As regards portable art, the use of stag antler replaces the use of reindeer antler and cervidae antler.