Summary: An Aboriginal rock art site above Joe Crafts Creek, with a single charcoal drawing.

Above Joe Crafts Creek at the base of a high cliff is a small shelter, which has an Aboriginal charcoal drawing of an indeterminate figure.

AWAT4246 LR Joe Crafts Creek Charcoal SWA
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