Perhaps a fishing scene, this compact Aboriginal engraving site on Kincumba mountain contains a large fish (described by Warren Bluff as a flathead) and an eel, as well as some other interesting carvings. Both the fish and eel are about a metre in length, and swimming in the same direction.
Above the eel and fish are what was described as a line, and an indeterminate feature (which has the appearance of a dragonfly).
Near these figures is a mundoe (footprint), and either a second mundoe or an oval-shaped figure.
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