Summary: An unusual Aboriginal rock art site on the side of a tall cliff face, which has two faces and what appears to be a snake.

On the face of a steep cliff in Mount Irvine is a very unusual Aboriginal rock art site: two faces that stare out over the deep valley.

Above the two faces is a long, sinuous figure – perhaps a snake.

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These two faces (and the snake-like figure) are the only two motifs along what may have been a route used by the Aboriginal people.

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