A rock platform above the Gosford Railway Dam at Narara has a number of scattered figures, that were only recorded and sketched in the 1970s.
Three figures are still fairly distinct: one of them is a man with a belt, who has been speared.
What looks like an eel is more weathered, and hard to see without highlighting; Ian Sim described this as a Rainbow-Serpent.
There’s also a solitary and fairly large fish nearby.
Above the engraving site is a long, north-facing cave which contains some art.
The most obvious art is a number of white hand stencils.
There are also some charcoal drawings, although some are affected by graffiti and some may not be Aboriginal, but added later.
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