Common people's tombs were put under the floor of their huts. Important people's tombs were built very richly with a monumental architecture. In order to build the tombs, the top of the hill was first levelled and then new little hills were built to place the funeral monuments. The most important tombs like those of the Mesitas A, B, and C have a complex architecture, with a big dolmen and one or two great statues in front. Other simpler tombs, like those of the Mesita D, are made of a pit with a side room.
Some tombs communicate with a few little temples, built with stone too.
Some offers were put around the lateral walls of the dolmen, which were sometimes decorated with graffitoes or with white, red or yellow painted geometrical figures. The greater statues are over 6 meters tall, the medium ones 2 or 3 meters, the smaller ones are 30 or 80 cm tall. The figures are almost always of antropomorphic type, but they represent sometimes animals too, as birds, frogs or others. The head which is generally very big often shows the teeth and feline fangs. The representations are frontal and symmetrical and the figure is very often standing.