Next to the Old Northern Road and near the start of the Duckponds Ridge Trail is a small, signposted Aboriginal rock engraving site.
It’s hard to make out some of the figures, which are fairly weathered. The most prominent figure is a kangaroo.

The top part of the roo is the most distinct, while part of his rear is covered with lichen (and there is some exfoliation). The roo’s tail has a 90-degree bend about half-way along.
Just above the kangaroo is a human figure, with two upraised arms.

There is another relatively small figure, which may be a kangaroo, and has a fairly unusual design.

There appeared to be one or two more motifs, but they were too weathered to make out what they were.
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Down the Duckponds Ridge to The Duckpond on Marramarra Creek | Hiking the World · February 12, 2023 at 8:46 pm
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