Summary: A small Aboriginal engraving site along Flat Rocks Ridge in Gunderman with an echidna and three mundoes.

One of the many Aboriginal engraving sites around Flat Rocks Ridge in Gunderman, Group 11 has been described as “a small but interesting group”. The group of figures is scrattered across multiple snall rocks, and most of them can no longer be located – one of the groups may have been destroyed by the firetrail that follows the ridge.

One of the figures which can still be seen is a “beautifully portrayed echidna, bearing a few dots and two projections on the back which might be intended to indicate the spines”.

Next to tbe echidna are three mundoes.

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