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An interesting Aboriginal rock art site in Yengo NP, near Pademelon Road. The long shelter has both white stencils and red ochre drawings.
This Aboriginal engraving site has multiple figures in the bed of a creek, including two unusual male figures and three eels
The Lapstone Zig Zag loop is a popular bushwalk that passes through multiple bushland reserves in the lower Blue Mountains. The walk passes a few nice lookouts and explores some of the historic road and railway passes and bridges constructed in the 19th century.
A series of Aboriginal rock engravings and axe grinding grooves scattered across adjoining rock platforms above Woy Woy Road
Single mundoe (footprint) near the Rifle Range Firetrail.
An Aboriginal engraving of a kangaroo on a small rock platform near Scout Camp Road.
A large, unfinished engraving of a whale on Bulls Hill, with another 10 very weathered figures.
A summary of the Central Coast Aboriginal rock engraving sites recorded by W.D. Campbell, Ian Sim and Fred McCarthy.
Large emu on a small rock located in the scrub near the Kariong Rifle Range.
Aboriginal rock engravings near Patonga spread over four rock platforms, which are separated by thick scrub. The most unusual of these engraved figures is a “Bulbous Headed Man”.