Recovered during the construction of the Ocozocoautla-Las Choapas highway at kilometer 122, it was moved and deposited at the access to the archaeological zone. It is a sandstone rock 2.90 m long by 2.00 m wide and 2.11 m high. It presents engraved designs by means of the technique of percussion and wear among which the representation of a stylized deer stands out, as well as faces, possibly anthropomorphic, delimited by incisions; the eyes are indicated with points and the mouth with a groove. Spirals, straight and curved grooves combined with rows of dots are also observed.