Emu Site, Faulconbridge, Blue Mountains

One of three emus on this engraving site.

This engraving site is well known and signposted and is easily accessible in Faulconbridge, Blue Mountains. There are 3 emus, some mundoes, plenty of axe grooves and a range of other engravings. It is unusual to see so many emus in one engraving area. An area that includes what appears to be two weathered concentric circles spookily is similar to a figure of a weathered Daramulan figure present at a sacred site near the Rocla Sand Quarry in Calga, NSW.

Emu Cave, Bell's Line of Road, north of Mt Tomah, Blue Mountains

Emu track engravings lining the cave walls

This is one of the most amazing places that I have been fortunate to visit. This cave was nearly destroyed by the building of the Bell's Line of Road but was somehow saved. The cave itself is only about 13 metres from the roadway and features over 170 engravings, mostly emu tracks that line the walls. There are several engravings nearby including what appear to be a couple of shields on top of the cave. Unfortunately there is some graffitti outside the cave - eternal challenge!

Kangaroo Site, Lawson, Blue Mountains

Large Kangaroo Engraving

This engraving site is located in Lawson, Blue Mountains. It is located in Kangaroo Street, well posted and protected.