Cromer Valley Eel
An Aboriginal engraving site in Red Hill Reserve above Cromer Valley, which has a single eel.
An Aboriginal engraving site in Red Hill Reserve above Cromer Valley, which has a single eel.
An Aboriginal rock engraving site in the Red Hill Reserve depicting a single fish.
Aboriginal engraving site on a rock platform above Wheeler Creek which depicts two shields.
A small Aboriginal engraving site above a tributary of Wheelers Creek, with a single figure revembling a speared eel.
A complex Aboriginal engraving site in Red Hill Reserve with over 40 figures, many of them overlapping and a number of them fairly unusual.
A clearly engraved Aboriginal engraving above a tributary of Wheeler Creek; an informal bushwalking and mountain-biking track crosses the large rock platform. The largest figure was described as a fish by W.D. Campbell in 1899, and as a shark by McCarthy in 1983. McCarthy also recorded a line of three Read more
An Aboriginal engraving of a fish on a ridge above Wheeler Creek.
Two men, a large circle and an eel next to five fish on three adjacent Aboriginal rock art sites on a ridge above Wheeler Creek.
Two shields and some indeterminate figures at an Aboriginal engraving site on a tesselated pavement within Red Hill Reserve.
Aboriginal engraving of a fish and mundoe (both very faint) on a rock platform near the Red Hill Main Track (Red Hill Reserve)