Summary: An interesting Aboriginal engraving site next to the Eastern Commission Trail in Dharug NP, which includes a man, two fish and an eel.

Located next to the Eastern Commission Trail in Dharug National Park, this Aboriginal engraving site has a number of different motifs. The largest figure is a man with a unusually narrow head.

Near the man is an eel and two fish, one of which has distinct peck marks.

A short distance away are two very weathered shields.

On the top of a large boulder are over thirty axe grinding grooves.

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