The Lapidiales sculptures in Port-d'Envaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, include a large face in the style of Māori carving with spiral patterns on a rock face (possibly a work by the New Zealand sculptor Paora Toi Te Rangiuaia). Below it are a female figure with raised arms, a lizard and a stylised figure next to a dark opening in the rock. On the left, a head protrudes from the rock above a large hand. Journalist Angela Berg (left, with a red backpack) holds a sheet of paper while visitors walk across the floor of the quarry. Various artists have carved the Lapidiales into the rock. The works