Towards the end of a long rock platform above Wheeler Creek are Aboriginal engravings of two shields. Both shields have a single longitudinal and transverse line.
The site was first documented by W.D. Campbell in 1899 who also noted “the outline of another figure probably a kangaroo”, and later by Fred McCarthy who documented a “Faint stingray half of whose body has weathered away”.
The same ledge also has a deeply engraved kangaroo and a shield (Wheeler Creek Kangaroo and a school of fish and another kangaroo Wheeler Creek Fish and Kangaroo).
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