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A small and low shelter in an isolated boulder above Dairy Arm, which has Aboriginal rock art in white and red ochre.
The Daleys Point Aboriginal Site is signposted site with over 20 rock engavings (incuding five shales), cave paintings and axe grinding grooves.
A deep shelter below Darling Causeway has multiple charcoal figures including a deity and a man, and red ochre hand stencils.
Damaged by modern graffiti, this shallow overhang at the base of a tall cliff-line has a number of (mostly) charcoal drawings.
A very long and deep shelter which has multiple panels of Aboriginal rock art, with both charcoal and red ochre motfs.
An Aboriginal engraving site which has two men with head-dresses, located on a sloping rock platform along a creek in Somersby.
Aboriginal engraving site with a kangaroo, eel fish and a human-like figure above Debenham Road South.
An Aboriginal engraving above Debenham Road South of a whale; the figure is very weathered and buried under soil.
The Derrynablaha 15 boulder has eight cup-and-ring motifs; it's one of the easier-to-reach rock art sites in the Derrynablaha area.