An east-facing shelter near Brieses Road in Peats Ridge, which – despite some graffiti – contains some impressive figures in red ochre, as well as charcoal art and stencils.
Four anthroporphic figures are drawn in red ochre across the back wall of the shelter; they all have outstretched arms and a series of rays emanating from their heads.
There are more figures drawn in red ochre which need image enhancement to be clearly seen; one of them has a white ochre outline and is described by Bob Pankhurst as an eel.
There are numerous figures in charcoal, including a man and woman with a wallaby/kangaoo below them, and what may be a bird.
Two hand stencils are very obvious…
…while another six hand stencils are much harder to see, especially as they are superimposed on other figures.
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