A very long and tall shelter above the creek in Hidden Valley has a number of Aboriginal paintings, all drawn in charcoal.
Most of the art is in three panels, which are in a number of niches where the sandstone has been worn smooth. The motifs depicted include emus, birds and wallabies, amongst many indeterminate figures.
Furher along the wall of the shelter beyond the main panels are more individual drawings, some showing the effects of weathering.
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