A small but deep and protected shelter under a large boulder protects an interesting Aboriginal rock art site, which is near a tributary of Calabash Creek.
The shelter contains three hand stencils and a number of charcooal drawings.
One of the more unusual figures is a woman, with upraised arms (drawn in charcoal and with a white outline).
There is an emu (below) and a wallaby or kangaroo drawn in charcoal, both very weathered.
There are a total of three hand stencils; one in white, and two in yellow pigment.
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