This deeply grooved eel (is on a very small rock platform near Mount Penang (one of a small number of Mount Penang Aboriginal engravings that survived the development of this area).
It’s not too far from another Aboriginal site with two eels – but this eel has a different shape.
Below the eel (to the south) is a very weathered figure with very shallow grooves; it’s not clear what it represents.
Above the eel to the north is a shield with two tranverse lines and a vertical line, which was recorded by Bob Pankhurst (it’s now completely covered by soil and vegetation).
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