Basin Bazza Fish

Summary: A small Aboriginal engraving site near the start of the Basin Trail, with a single fish

Near the Basin Eel is another small rock art site, with a weathered Aboriginal engraving of a fish.

AWAT3920 LR Basin Bazza Fish

Basin Bazza Fish - Site Summary

Aboriginal Sites by National Park

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