In 1868, stonnee-age cave paintings were discovered in Almería, Spain. The recurring theme was a stick figure holding a rainbow. The Rainbow Man, or Indalo, was adopted and believed to ward off evil. Proof came when villages that had displayed the symbol escaped earthquake damage, while those with no Indalo suffered devastation. Nowadays, visitors to the Almería region of Spain will see the Indalo everywhere; on car bumpers, key-rings, statues, T-shirts, key-rings, shop-fronts, bags and house walls. Find out more about the Indalo here.