The discovery in the Solsonès region includes incisions made with sharp tools that were hidden under layers of lime. Conservator Anna Bedmar identified various motifs, including house names, dates, crosses, and human figures, which provide insight into the Baroque era.
“"In the same way that many people today leave their names when touring, it is quite likely that this also happened with the pilgrims."
The project is funded by 2.7 million euros from the Next Generation EU funds. Mayor Joan Solà aims to transform the building into a living space to explain social and cultural life during the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
