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The Mini Yengo site features a natural mound shaped like Mount Yengo; there are four engravings with the most distinct being a snake or serpent.
A panting in red ochre described as a "horned anthropomoph" near Mogo Creek.
Over 44 motifs were originally recorded in this enormous overhang near Mogo Creek; only a handful can still be seen due to weathering and graffiti.
A significant Aboriginal cultural site, the Moon Rock Aboriginal Site was declared an Aboriginal Place in 2016. The site has over 50 engravings, including tools and weapons used and to catch animals that were eaten in the area.
An extensive group of engravings, the Mooney Mooney Aboriginal Area includes many kangaroos, two rainbow serpents and many other figures.
A complex Aboriginal engraving in Mount Colah, which includes five men (one a post-contact figure), a giant snake and at least 15 mundoes.