Tari Creek White and Charcoal Figures

On a single panel inside a large shelter above Tari Creek in the Wollemi are several overlapping Aboriginal rock art figures.

Two motifs are outlined and infilled in charcoal, and appear to represent a Daramulan-type figure and a man with upraised arms.

Superimposed on these figures aren three motifs in white ochre, perhaps depicting human figures.

The cavernous shelter has been eroded by wind, but has many more panels that would have been suitable for art.