Located above Tootie Creek in Wollemi National Park, this tall and shallow shelter has multiple Aboriginal hand stencils, two drawings and possibly some more fragments of charcoal art.
There are at least eight hand stencils, two in white ochre.
There are (at least) six hand stencils in red ochre, some not very easy to see without image enhancement.
A figure drawn in red ochre has an unusually-shaped head and may have originally been infilled with charcoal.


Another weathered figure may have been a human figure or deity with long, out-stretched arms.














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