Aboriginal Rock Art – Bullo River Station

Timeless art of an ancient land

The talent of the Miriuwung-Gajerrong ancestors is captured with art sites across the station’s vast landscape.

Aboriginal Rock Art

‘I’m still blown away by the Aboriginal rock art. Down a narrow passage in the cliffs, an epic gallery of Aboriginal rock art opens up in front of you.’ Daniel Cooper, Station Manager

Numerous Aboriginal rock art sites have been found hidden in the station’s rugged red cliffs and ridge lines. They are thought to be the work from the Miriuwung-Gajerrong people who lived on and managed the land before white people came. We are still learning the cultural significance of these vivid depictions.

The galleries are only accessible by guided tour in an all-terrain vehicle or helicopter.

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Timeless art of an ancient land

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