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Post date: 16/01/2015
Alternate Code & Name: S7-ENG2
S7 is located on a rocky dolerite outcrop and contains four engraved boulders distributed within an area of approximately 50m x 50m. The boulders contained deep scratches approximately 25cm in length, relatively patinated cross-
hatching images that resemble nets, two images of European settlers one image of a male figure dressed in a top hat and heeled boots standing in a hands-on-hips posture and the other sitting on a horse. Isolated scatters of Middle Stone and Later Stone Age stone artefacts were documented within the vicinity of the rock engravings. A semi-circle
stone wall structure approximately 5m x 3m in extent and 1m in height was located within the area of the boulders and stone artefacts.