Above the Hawkesbury River at Gunderman is a small and deep shelter, which has a large number of Aboriginal rock art motifs.
Along the back wall of the shelter are multiple overlapping kangaroos, and a large emu.
While the figures are predominantly drawn in charcoal, many of them are also outlined in red ochre.


This shelter forms part of a cluster of four Aboriginal rock art sites along the same cliff line, which all have quite different figures.










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