Another stone arrangement in the area of a phallic nature. One of these sites is on the approach down to the red hand caves. Carved Trees Are trees with carving on them geometric pattern line designs. In some cases these are part of a burial or ceremonial site that often involves more than one tree. Art Sites Also have links to ceremonial sites that is mainly found on rock surfaces, sandstone or granite boulders.
Engravings Are also art sites on flat exposed rocks and sandstone ridges.
Paintings Are found on walls and ceilings of rock shelters. The pictures are less than life size - bodies are filled in with colour. The subject is varied, but tracks are not very common and there are a lot of carves containing hand stencils. They are usually found in association with occupation sites but also tend to occur in the Bora Ring. Archaeological Sites Are sites which show where Aboriginal people occupied the land, where they have lived or where they made their tools and implements.