Summary: Small Aboriginal engraving of a wallaby, which has no front legs.

An Aboriginal engraving site with a small wallaby, on a rock platform that is now covered by leaf litter. It’s on Darkinung Land on a ridge above Narara Creek.

It’s an unusual drawing of a wallaby, as it has no front legs.

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