Smiths Creek cave paintings
Aboriginal Shelter with Art (SWA) near Smiths Creek, which has multiple figures drawn in charcoal
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Aboriginal Shelter with Art (SWA) near Smiths Creek, which has multiple figures drawn in charcoal
Deep shelter above Smiths Creek, with Aboriginal cave art (two men painted in red ochre)
Three very distinct Aboriginal hand stencils and a fish in red ochre, on two adjacent rock overhangs along Smiths Creek.
A vertical Aboriginal engraving on Cowan Creek, depicting a line of men
Hand stencils, a fishtail stencil and charcoal drawings in a smoke-damaged cave on Cowan Creek
Apple Tree Bay Shelter near Bobbin Head has stencils of two fish and 12 hands one panel, and charcoal drawings on another panel
Boomerang Cave (Apple Tree Bay) has white stencils of four hands, a boomerang and a hafted axe
Single mundoe next to Berowra Track (Apple Tree Bay)
The Little Beach Aboriginal engraving site has two vertical engravings, of a whale and a fish.
The Lovers and Whales Aboriginal engraving site near the Salvation Loop Track at West Head features an enormous whale, and a copulating couple