Tomb of Téviec. Two skeletons of a woman between 25 and 35 years, died a violent death, with several head injuries and impacts of arrows. The two bodies were buried with great care in a pit in the half basement and half in the kitchen debris that covered them. All protected by antler. The grave goods include flint and bone (mainly wild boar) offerings? and funeral jewelry which is made of marine shells drilled and assembled into necklaces, bracelets and ankle rings. Some of them have a few bone objects with engraved lines. Recovery in 1938 restoration 2010.