Brief description of site: The south end of the hill is almost bare rock. In one place a huge boulder has broken away, leaving a gap behind it. The paintings are under a huge overhang facing south. Brief description of art: The art is painted in red, white and purple and consists of red grids that are overlain first by red and white bichromes, and then by white grids and linear anthromorphs, zoomorphs figures.
Brief description of site: The site is on the South West corner of Solonje Hill, on a large isolated boulder extending out from the hill. The boulder is clearly visible from a small track running up to the hill. Remains of antiquities is clearly visible. The site is well protected from rain and sun, it is just a boulder bulging at the top. Most of the rock has lichen cover.
Brief description of site: The site is on the top edge of the Northern side of the second to last peak on the Mamwa Hill (?) from the lakeshore end. Access is difficult up a tunnel going up a hill. The shelter faces sideways into the hill and can't really be seen from below. The site has very fine views of Cape Maclear, it is nicely shaded until the late afternoon. Brief description of art: There are very poor remains of the art and the rock is very rough and the paint has not adhered well. There is a lot of washing and merely a crude set of parallel lines still exist.
