Carnarvon Gorge’s rock art sites are believed to have been in use for over 3500 years with connection to the Bidjara and Karingbal Aboriginal people.
A short walk off the main gorge track leads to a 62 metre long sandstone wall with over 2000 engravings, ochre stencils and free-hand paintings. With boomerangs, hands, feet, stone axes, shields, nets, and animal tracks. A very enlightening experience on our Central Queensland road trip
The netting means that ancestors have been buried in this areaWhat lies within? the entrance to the very spiritual Aboriginal place.
Travelling Photographers, over twenty countries experienced and checking off our bucket list. Camping and caravaning in Australia, exploring this big beautiful country.
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