Boree Track Carrolls Cave

This very long and low, tunnel-like Shelter witrh Art along the Boree Track was first recorded by Warren Bluff, and later by Bob Pankhurst.

The shelter has over a hundred motifs, including 86 hand stencils.

Amongst these hand stencils is an unusual triangle pattern.

As well as hand stencils, the shelter has several weapons including two long spears.

There is also a stencil of a stone axe.

While almost all the figures are stencils, there is at least one faint charcoal drawing; Bob Pakhurst described this as a “dog like animal” and postulated that it may be represent a Thylacine.

Above the shelter on a sloping rock platfiorm is a mundoe.

On an adjacent rock platform is an engraving of a kangaroo.