This page enables a detailed search of indigenous rock art and heritage sites, including engravings, cave art and stone arrangements.

  • Country

  • National Park

  • Sort by...

Aboriginal engraving sites located near the Cowan to Brooklyn (Great North Walk) trail. Some of these sites were documented over a hundred year ago by W.D. Campbell, and others only recently "discovered".
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 complex panel of Aboriginal charcoal art - including contact art - in a shelter high above Still Creek.
The Currawong Road site features a six-metre high, circumcised Daramulum figure, who is holding an axe.
The Cutta Muttan Creek Shelter contains some spectacular Aboriginal rock art, including multiple human figures and a club in red ochre and over 130 hand stencils.
Documented by Warren Bluff in the 1980s, this very small overhang in an isolated boulder above Dairy Arm had five unusually coloured hand stencils.
An unusual Aboriginal rock art site above Dairy Arm, which has several charcoal drawings of what may be leaves.