Above a tributary of Piles Creek is an unusual Aboriginal engraving of an anthropomorph; the figure has a very long, narrow body (six metres in length) and a pointed head-dress.
Bob Pankhurst also documented this site; his photo captures most of the elongated figure.
Ten metres north of the anthropomorph on the same rock platform is a large number of grinding grooves (61 to be precise).
Below the rock platform is a shelter with Aboriginal art (which was associated to the rock engraving site by Sim). It has been extensively damaged by graffiti and only a few remnants of charcoal drawings and partial hand stencils are still visible.
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