Brief description of site: A large recessed shelter half way up the eastern side of Mphunzi hill. Floor strewn with large boulders providing pleasant seating but making the shelter unsuitable for habitation. Fine view to the east. Shelter quite arduous of access and only visible from relatively nearby. Brief description of art: Ceiling covered in many and varied daubed white spread-eagled designs. Also a single white daubed chameleon. Many of the spread-eagled designs are decorated with black dots or short stripes.
Brief description of site: A low boulder near the base of the south-east comer of Mphunzi hill. A wide overhang provides excellent shade and protection, ideal for habitation. Floor has extensive remains of small fires (modem) and whole shelter is soot blackened. No view, easily accessible. Brief description of art: Much modem graffiti (some in oil paint). Originally a large painted panel, now mostly so badly damaged as to be unrecognisable. Most of what remains is smudged white pigment, some of which is clearly the remains of large spread-eagled daubed designs. A few red finger applied lines can be made out under the white.
