Both Bob and myself were keen to check out some more Aboriginal art sites on Kings Tableland.
I had been to all of these sites before, and Bob had been to most of them, but we wanted to have a more thorough look, as we had missed some art earlier.
The first spot we visited were series of small overhangs. These featured a variety of art.
Here is some charcoal art. They appear to be human figures.
And this is unusual – faint gouged lines –
Here are some faint red ochre art. Again human figures.
More faint charcoal motifs –
We then visited another larger overhang. We found this charcoal art in an alcove –
And in the main cave was this very faint hand stencil –
And a faint charcoal motif –
Near this are is a large rock with two areas of sharpening grooves.
We then headed to along a fire road towards the cliffs.
Boronia sp.
There were some great views.
We looked for and found a small overhang that features a charcoal motif on the roof –
And Bob spotted this worked stone tool –
The day had been quite cold and very windy, so we finished off early and walked back to Bob’s car.