Lyre Trig Man & Mundoes

Summary: A very weathered and faint Aboriginal engraving of a man on top of Mount Lyre (next to Lyre Trig)

  • Site type: Rock engraving
  • Number of motifs: 1
  • Motif/s: Man
  • Quality: 1/5
  • Condition of site: Weathered
  • Year first recorded: 2019
  • Originally Recorded by: Bob Pankhurst

Very close to the Lyre trig station is a weathered Aboriginal engraving of a man, which is on an open section of rock exposed to foot and bike traffic which has caused some damage and weathering.

1X3A6490 LR Lyre Trig Man & Mundoes

Near the man are two mundoes.

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