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This paper aims to demonstrate the presence of rupestrian scenes representing relationships of same sex people in the Serra da Capivara National Park in the State of Piaui. In the park are some recurrent themed cuts in the rock art, such as scenes of hunting and gathering, rituals, fauna and flora, violence. In addition to these, there are scenes of human sexuality and its sexual practices, and also in the case, but specific, of sexual relations between people of the same sex. In field work, this cave theme was observed in a more detailed way, with a great deal of recurrence, and the debates and interpretations surrounding such scenes were necessary. Among the results obtained, it is worth noting that the ancestral groups occupying the Brazilian lands represented social and sexual relations between people of the same sex, which gives us indications for affirming that same-sex relationships are already practiced from the remotest free time, without the myths and taboos of contemporaneity.

Representações de relações sociais e sexuais entre pessoas do mesmo sexo nas cenas rupestres do Parque Nacional Serra da Capivara-Piauí