Summary: A significant Aboriginal site along Stonequarry Creek near Picton, which has 120 grinding grooves in three clusters.

Along the Stonequarry Creek near Picton are a large number of Aboriginal axe grinding grooves: the site has been described as “a rare and extensive example of its type on a local and regional level”.

Three clusters of grinding grooves are in close proximity on the the large rockbar.

While a rock creek be extenda for a long distance further along Stonequarry Creek, all of the grinding grooves are situated in one spot.

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Aboriginal Sites by National Park