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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.
Located in Muogamarra Nature Reserve, Lloyd Trig is reached via the Lloyd Trig Track. There are extensive views from the trig point.
An Aboriginal engraving site above Smiths Creek, the large rock platform has a pair of clearly-cut emus, a large fish and a shield.
Missing its vane, the Wilkins Trig lies hidden in the scrub just off the Perimeter Trail in Duffys Forest.
The Lyrebird Site in Larool Reserve (Terrey Hills) features an engraving of a lyrebird, as well as many other animal carvings.
An small Aboriginal engraving site depicting a hunter and his two wives celebrating a successful kangaroo hunt.