An enormous shelter at the head of a creek above Murrays Run, which contains Aboriginal rock art – and possibly a single axe grinding groove on a boulder just below the overhang.
An archeological survey by Koettig and Hughes in the early 1980s documented “five white female forms” which were “beginning to fade but still discernable”. These could not be located.
Another panel has several indeterminate charcoal motifs, as well as some graffiti.
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