Summary: Aboriginal engraving of a wallaby on a small rock, above Smith Creek

A single Aboriginal engraving of a wallaby, on a small rock on a spur of Smiths Creek above the old Angus settlement (an old farm located on Smiths Creek). The engraving is still fairly distinct.

AWAT9601 LR Upper Smiths Creek WallabyAWAT9601 LR outlined Upper Smiths Creek Wallaby
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