Despite having a fairly weathered and wind-blasted interior, this shelter below the Koolewong Ridge contains charcoal Aboriginal art on some of the smoother sections of sandstone on the ceiling.
The figures were described by W.D. Campbell: “The group is composed of fish, with a squid in the centre”. Many of the charcoal motifs can no longer be seen.
Depite being over a hundred metres above the water, the shelter also contains a midden, with a dense layer of shells at one end of the cave.
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