The latest indigenous sites I’ve visited and documented, with links to historical records where available. To find a specific site or search by site features, use the Indigenous Site Search.
A very weathered hand stencil in a low shelter at the head of a gully in the Maroora State Forest.
- Number of motifs: 1
- Year first recorded: 1990
- Originally recorded by: Margrit Koettig
Two hand stencils in a small shelter in Maroota State Forest.
- Number of motifs: 2
- Year first recorded: 1990
- Originally recorded by: Margrit Koettig
A long snake-like figure drawn in red ochre in a deep shelter within Maroota State Forest.
- Number of motifs: 2
- Year first recorded: 1990
- Originally recorded by: Margrit Koettig
A deep shelter in Maroota State Forest which has a number of charcoal motifs, including multiple large birds (or emus) and two snakes.
- Number of motifs: 22
- Year first recorded: 1990
- Originally recorded by: Margrit Koettig
A small shelter with a very faded panel of Aboriginal art in charcoal, and an unusual anthropomorphic figure.
- Number of motifs: 8
- Year first recorded: 1990
- Originally recorded by: Margrit Koettig
A small fish engraved on an isolated boulder in Maroota State Forest.
- Number of motifs: 1
- Year first recorded: 1990
- Originally recorded by: Margrit Koettig
A complex Aboriginal rock art assemblage in Maroota, which has stencils and drawings in charcoal, white ochre and red ochre. Nearby is a cluster of grinding grooves.
- Number of motifs: 75
- Year first recorded: 1986
- Originally recorded by: Jo McDonald
A significant Aboriginal contact rock art site above the Hawkesbury River depicting a sailing ship; other figures include kangaroos, fish and had stencils.
- Number of motifs: 17
- Year first recorded: 1975
- Originally recorded by: Bob Pankhurst
Two small, adjacent shelters with Aboriginal rock art including two eels in white ochre.
- Number of motifs: 4
- Year first recorded: 1979
- Originally recorded by: Warren Bluff
A small human figure in red ochre and some charcoal motifs in a shallow overhang at the base of a long cliff.
- Number of motifs: 3
- Year first recorded: 1979
- Originally recorded by: Bob Pankhurst
An unusual Aboriginal rock art site in the Ourimbah State Forest, with two human figures in red ochre drawn inside a large boulder.
- Number of motifs: 3
- Year first recorded: 1975
- Originally recorded by: Bob Pankhurst
A small Aboriginal rock art shelter in Ourimbah State Forest which resembles a breaking wave. It has three charcoal motifs.
- Number of motifs: 3
- Year first recorded: 1975
- Originally recorded by: Bob Pankhurst
Two adjacent shelters with Aboriginal rock art in the Ourimbah State Forest; the main shelter has over 40 motifs in charcoal and red ochre.
- Number of motifs: 40
- Year first recorded: 1975
- Originally recorded by: Bob Pankhurst
A low and small shelter below Prestons Ridge, which contains over 50 Aboriginal rock art motifs in charcoal, white and red ochre.
- Number of motifs: 50
- Year first recorded: 1975
- Originally recorded by: Stanbury and Clegg
Single axe grinding groove next to the Valley Heights Firetrail in the lower Blue Mountains.
- Year first recorded: 2026
A shelter with Aboriginal rock art near Walkers Ridge Road, which includes a row of human figures in white ochre.
- Number of motifs: 10
- Year first recorded: 1976
A deep shelter near Bucketty with Aboriginal rock art in red ochre and charcoal.
- Number of motifs: 8
- Year first recorded: 1970
A small shelter with Aboriginal rock art above Stokes Creek in Dhawaral National Park; they include a dog/dingo and two birds.
- Number of motifs: 3
- Year first recorded: 2001
A remote and small shelter above Stokes Creek in Dhawaral National Park which has about ten weathered charcoal figures.
- Number of motifs: 8
- Year first recorded: 1982
- View site sketch (human figure)
A shallow sandstone shelter in Dhawaral National Park at the base of a tall cliff with Aboriginal rock art including anthropomorphic figures and macropods.
- Number of motifs: 25
- Year first recorded: 1995
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