Here we present one of the most relevant findings of the archaeological intervention carried out in 2007 in the ‘Dehesa de Los Estantes’ site, within the municipality of Malpartida de Cáceres: a ‘sbelta’ is a triangular header granite containing a woman’s epitafium and the dedication of her husband, both of which are indigenous. In addition, the textual message is reinforced by a rich set of iconographic elements. The timeline we propose for the monumentum is the third century d.C.We present one of the most important findings of the Archaeological developments in 2007 on the site of the “Dehesa de Los Estantes”, in the municipality of Malpartite de Cáceres: A tall Granite stele with a triangular paediment containing the epitaph of a woman, dedicated to her by her husband, both of indigenous origin. In addition, the registered message is surrendered by a rich set of iconographic elements. The Chronology proposed for this monumentum is the third century AD.