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| Strategy for protecting some of the sacred sites |
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| Wallaby engraving |
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| Note the advice on the sign |
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| Lichen taking hold on engraving site |
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| View toward one of the engraving sites |
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| Protection of Cave Art site(s) Wakehurst Golf Course holds many engraving and cave art sites. It is evident that some have been protected well and sadly, others not so well. The engravings here seem to be much younger than those on the western side of Wakehurst Parkway. |
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| View of engraving site |
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| Unusual Engraving near others This rock platform is difficult to reach yet only 20 minutes walk downhill from the wetern side of Mangrove Rd, Narara. This is in the general location of of an engraving of a man pictured in a "running profile" with one leg crossing his body, and another site that depicts a feint wallaby. This place is about 150 metres west of the known Black Cockatoo nesting places. This unusual symbol was under 35-40 mm of mud and about 1.5 metres from the fallen tree. |
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| Single Mundoe |
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| Two Mundoes There are several engravings to be found on and near the Manly Dam Mountain Bike Trail on the eastern side of Wakehurst Parkway. These include some mundoes and another indeterminate engraving near the signboard on the trail that swings off to the east toward Wakehurst Golf Course. |