A large rock platform on a ridge near Mount White has Aboriginal engravings first documented by Ian Sim: “Emu, footprints, bird tracks, indeterminate object, lines and a few axe grinding grooves”.
The most prominent engraving is the emu, which is in on a section of rock that has frequent seepage.
There are a number of grooved water channels across the platform.
Sim also noted a stone arrangement; multiple scatters of rock may be the remnants of a bora ring.
It is one of a small number of Aboriginal rock art sites where the stone arrangement is visible in satellite imagery.
To the east is Leochares Peak and Mount Kariong.
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