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Multiple Aboriginal engravings located on five sites across the western side of Topham Hill, on a series of rock ledges.
Two red ochre handprints, in a low shelter below Topham Hill
Faint Aboriginal hand stencil, in a shallow shelter on the back of Topham Hill
The Topham Trig Station engraving site is one of great ceremonial significance. It has a Daramulan figure, as well as a man and woman.
An Aboriginal engraving site near the Topham Trail, which has two overlapping men.
An Aboriginal engraving of a circle, carved on a small boulder near the Topham Trail.
Axe grinding grooves and water channels along a creek below the Topham Trail.
A small rock platform near the Topham Trail with a very weathered Aboriginal engraving of a small man.
A fairly distinct Aboriginal engraving of an emu, near the Topham Trail
A small site near the Topham Trail with an indistinct engraving, which may be a boomerang.