 To the north and south their place is taken by other, less spectacular rock art styles.Within the Great Mural area as well, pictographs and petroglyphs belonging to other styles are present.The Great Murals lie within the ethnohistoric territory of the Cochimí, and they have been commonly linked with the late prehistoric Comondú Complex, although the Cochimí denied to eighteenth-century Jesuit missionaries that they were responsible for the paintings.