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Post date: 12/02/2015
A small rock shelter, containing rock art and single Later Stone Age lithics, occurs in a small ridge south of the Zabasa River. The two panels contain highly weathered and unclear fine line motives of humans, animals and geometric shapes. The motives have been applied in red ochre and white colours. A small spring originates in the shelter which is used by locals as a water source. The site has therefore been disturbed and Later Stone Age material associated with the rock markings is largely absent.