Wilderness Ridge Shelter with Art

This long sandstone shelter below Wilderness Ridge contains a number of Aboriginal rock art motifs on the back wall and ceiling.

The most interesting motifs are two adjacent figures in charcoal, one resembling a bird and the other a lizard.

Another interesting charcoal figure may be an anthropomorph or two superimposed motifs.

There are several more indeterminate figures on the back wall of the shelter.

While almost all the art is in charcoal, there is one motif in white ochre.

More charcoal motifs are drawn on the ceiling of the shelter,

Below the drip-line of the shelter are three axe grinding grooves.