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CALLAN POINT ABORIGINAL HERITAGE
MANAGEMENT PLAN
Mary DaDas
April 2000
Report to callan Point Coastcare Project.
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Table of Contents
Callan Point Aboriginal Heritage Management Plan
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Project Background 1
1.2 Methods and Procedures 2
1.3 Acknowleclgments 2
2.0 SITE DATABASE 2
2.1 Previous Archaeological Investigations and Recordings 2
2.2 Site Descriptions 4
3.0 MANAGEMENT ACTION PLAN 6
3.1 Conservation Principles and On-Site Issues 6
3.2 Recommended Management Actions 8
4.0 REFERENCES 16
ATTACHMENTS
1. Plates
2. Figures
3. NSW NPWS Site Forms
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Project Background
Callan Point Aboriginal Heritage Management Plan
Callan Point is situated within the Liechhardt Council area in the City of Sydney. The
Point is formed on a sandstone outcrop projecting into Iron Cove on the western
edge of Rozelle Hospital. The Point forms part of a series of Iron Cove foreshore
open spaces used for public recreation.
There have been three previous heritage studies of Callan Point [1991 NSW PWD;
1995 Huys, Johnston & Wickman; and, 1998 Context pty Ltd, Greening Australia &
Kate Sullivan & Associates). These studies provided management recommendations
for the ongoing protection and conservation of the sites within the context of the
public recreational use of the Point. The Aboriginal sites at Callan Point have also
been considered as part of a number of archaeological research or site survey
projects. These have resulted in multiple and varied recordings of the sites.
The Callan Point Coastcare Project is currently undertaking a program of natural and
cultural site protection works at Callan Point under funding from Coastcare [through a
Natural Heritage Trust grant] and the NSW NPWS. The Callan Point Coastcare
Project commissioned the present study to determine specific conservation issues
and requirements for the Aboriginal sites on Callan Point. The study was originally
limited to the recording and conservation assessment for one of the Aboriginal sites
NPWS Site # 45-6-283 which has been previously assessed as the most important
Aboriginal site on the Point. The study has placed this site in the context of the
Coastcare Project bush regeneration and land management, and the other
Aboriginal sites in the area.
This study has been undertaken in partnership with the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal
Land Council.
The project tasks were to:
• Record the sites noting observable changes in the condition of the sites
• Supply recorded information as additional to the eXisting NPWS Site Forms,
including a photographic record.
• Prepare best scale mapping of the Point showing site locations and the current
extent of observable scatters of midden material and identify potential sub-surface
archaeological deposit Which would be labelled "archaeologically sensitive". Each
class of data to be accompanied by a management strategy appropriate to it.
• Provide a review of the current management recommendations concerning
these areas and an Action Plan for recommended on - site protection works.
• Produce a brief report on the above tasks including site descriptions, mapping
and photographic record, the management review and a preferred management
strategy [if different).
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1.2 Methods and Procedures
Prior to the field works a search of the NSW NPWS Register of Aboriginal sites was
undertaken. This provided the basis for a history of the previous site investigations
and an assessment of their relative value in conservation planning. The recorded the
current observable site conditions and variations noted. The sites have been
accurately mapped at 1:500 scale [see Figure 1].
The project included a series of site visits for the purpose of noting observable
changes to the sites since the previous recordings, current impacts and threats and
to gain an understanding of the current bush regeneration program and site
remediation works.
Conservation requirements [see Table 2] were developed in consultation with the
Metropolitan LALC and the Callan Point Coastcare Project Coordinator.
1.3 Acknowledgments
David Eckstein, Leichhardt Council Senior Environment Officer coordinated the
project, assisted in the field investigations and provided advice on bush regeneration
and site remediation works in progress at the Point.
Alan Madden and Andrew Roberts, Site and Education Officers of the Metropolitan
Local Aboriginal Land Council assisted throughout the course of the field
investigations and in the development of the action plan.
Dr Val Atlenbrow, Australian Museum, provided additional information on the sites.
2.0 SITE DATABASE
2.1 Previous Archaeological Investigation and Site Recordings
A Heritage study of Rozelle Hospital [1991 Environmental Design Group, NSW PWD]
provided an initial assessment of the natural and cultural resources including Callan
Point. The study provided brief gUidelines for the conservation of items of heritage
significance and recommended the preparation of detailed conservation plans for
specific areas inclUding the Point.
The 1995 [Huys, Johnston & Wickman] study of the sites at Callan Point provided
additional detailed site recordings for two sites on the Point. These recordings were
not submitted to the NSW NPWS for accession on the Aboriginal sites Register.
Other recorded sites in the area were not discussed. This study also provided
significance assessments of these sites [1995:76-77] and recommendations on their
future management [1995:79-85]. In summary, the stUdy recommended:
• Open site :NPWS Site # 45-6-618
Three Options:
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1. establish a series of board walks following the existing paths. The board walk as
described would have a hand rail positioned on the side of the path to limit
movement over or access to the eroded surfaces in the vicinity of shell midden
scatter or deposit. The board walk should be accompanied by a program of revegetation.
2. fence off the entire headland area to restrict public access.
3. re-vegetate the headland area and maintain existing tracks.
• Sheltered Midden NPWS Site # 45-6-283
Establish barrier [sandstone slabs) at front of shelter and bar access via an existing
track down the hillslope to beach by the erection of a small rope fence at the top of
the slope.
The 1998 Conservation Management Plan for Callan Point [Context pty Ltd,
Greening Australia & Kate Sullivan & Associates] briefly summarised the sites on the
Point and prOVides a preliminary assessment of the heritage value of the sites in
terms of scientific potential and Aboriginal cultural values. The stUdy apparently
disagreed with the previous [HuyS,Johnston & Wckman 1995] study and suggested
that the conservation and protection -measures should be as 'low key as possible'
[1998:8) and that a 'precautionary approach' was needed [1998:11J. Identified site
protection and management guidelines [1998:21] included:
• Middens should be managed for preservation in a natural setting allowing future
access.
• The preferred method for preserving midden in sheltered contexts would be to
cover with clean sand behind natural stone; in open contexts to cover with soil
and indigenous grasses and groundcovers. Further reCOrding may be required.
• Interpretation of the Aboriginal occupation sites should be undertaken but site
locations lIhould not be made obvious.
Specific conservation actions were recommended [1998: 24-25J which addressed the
immediate site natural erosion and visitation impacts. These included the
emplacement of permeable woven plastic cloth, or geotec matting, or rope-wood
corduroy overlain by 200mm of suitable soil or clean building sand. The open midden
should be ultimately covered by suitable vegetation cover. The sheltered midden
should be ultimately covered with a 200mm layer of rock fragments 'like crazy paving'
possibly in 'weak mortar' and finally with 'hardy salt-resistant groundcovers'. The
efficacy of these measures should be monitored at six monthly intervals. Other sites
assessed as having apparently limited value should be further recorded and
investigated for appropriate management requirements.
Attenbrow visited the sites between 1986 and 1989 and produced the most
comprehensive recordings and scientific significance assessments of the sites at
Callan Point as part of her research into the Aboriginal occupation patterns of Port
Jackson [Attenbrow 1990J. She did not undertake any detailed or sub-surface
investigation of the sites. Specific conservation requirements were beyond the scope
of her stUdy. She recently [pers.comm] confirmed:
• the high research value of NPWS Site # 45-6-283;
• the relatively poor condition and low research potential of the midden deposits at
NPWS Site # 45-6-1971,45-6·1972 and 45-6-618;
• her assessment that NPWS Site # 45-6-1481 is not an Aboriginal site.
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A number of other archaeologists and an amateur recorder have also recorded these
sites. Each recorder used different site number codes and provided various site
maps and plans [see Table 1].
The Metropolitan LALC has been variously consulted throughout the course of the
previous investigations. The LALC made no specific recordings but have
consistently indicated that the sites are important to the local Aboriginal community.
The sites provide evidence of the history of Aboriginal ownership and occupation of
the Sydney foreshores. The sites represent a depleted and deteriorating resource
which the Metropolitan LALC are very concerned should be managed for
preservation and educational use.
2.2 Site Descriptions
The various NSW NPWS Site Forms for the Callan Point Sites are presented in
Attachment 3 and are summarised on Table 1.
Site locations are ·shown on Figure 1.
• NPWS Site # 45-6-283
This sheltered midden site is located at the far end of the beach to the east of
'Mushroom Rock [see Plates 1, 5, 6, and 7]. The site has a northerly aspect and is at
the Beach level.
The midden deposit is contained within a sandstone overhang within which the
maximum useable space measures 410cm in length x190cm in height x310cm in
depth. The deposit is also partially overlain and effectively preserved by a rock fall.
The exposed face of the deposit is subject to wave action and to damage from Beach
users. The deposit is unconsolidated in this portion, however it is likely to be
undisturbed and> 50cm in depth to the rear of the shelter and under the rock fall.
Deposit consists of 50% cockle; 40% oyster and 10% mud whelk and mussel in a
bUff to dark brown sandy matrix. No stone or bone of a cultural origin is visible.
• NPWS Site # 45-6-1971
This site is a small sheltered midden within a low overhang on the beach 10m to the
west of 45-6-283 [see Plates 1, 5, 8 and 9].
The overhang is 610cm in length x 73cm in height x 195cm in depth. The midden
deposit is located at the western end of the overhang within an area of
300cmx195cm. The mouth of the shelter is partially obscured by thick grass and
periodically is sUbject to accumulations of sand and debris following high tides and
storms [Val Attenbrow pers. comm].
The site consists of a highly disturbed surface scatter of oyster and cockle, reworked
with recent storm deposited shell and mixed with litter and flotsam. The surfaces also
contain the remains of recent rock fireplaces. Estimated depth of deposit is

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3.0 MANAGEMENT ACTION PLAN
The principal management issues relate to the preservation and conservation of the
Aboriginal sites in the context public recreational use of the place. The recreational
use and natural erosion are the main causes of site deterioration.
Natural erosion is evident along the Beach north of 'Mushroom Rock', and is caused
by tidal action and stormwater damage. In very high tides the floors of the sheltered
midden sites are inundated and sustain depositions of water grasses and flotsam.
Recreational use of the Beach area affects the sites by scuffage, trampage, littering
and the installation of occasional fireplaces [see Plate 9]. It is likely that. dogs and
small burrowing animals cause damage from digging and scraping inside these
shelters. A rowing marker [1500] has been painted on the outcrop at the mouth of
one of the sheltered middens on the Beach [see Plate 5].
On the hill slopes and upper elevations of the headland natural erosion is caused by
slope wash and is accelerated by de-vegetation and exposure caused by recreational
use. The impact of recreational use is largely evident in the consistent pattern of
preferred walking routes [desire lines] across the headland, to the Beaches and
along the Point. The walking tracks which criss-cross the area are well established
and relate to persistent preferred routes through the area and to the waterside [see
Plates 3, 4,11-17]. Vehicle access is not an option for users. Boats moored offshore
occasionally store tenders on the Beach to the north of 'Mushroom Rock' [see Plate
1]. The main. impacts on the sites are summarised on Table 2.
3.1 Conservation Principles and On-8ite Issues
The BurraCharter 1992 (The Australia ICOMOS Charter for Places of Cultural
Significance) contains a set of principles for the conservation and management of
significant places. This recommended conservation action plan has been prepared in
accordance with those principles.
General Principles relevant to the present study area:
• The aim of site conservation and management is to retain the cultural
significance of the place (Article 2).
The significance of the place lies includes the physical remains of prehistoric
Aboriginal places of occupation. The unique natural setting of the place is also
recognised. Bush regeneration and weed removal is currently being undertaken in a
systematic and sympathetic manner as part of the overall land management process.
• Conservation and management techniques should respect the nature,
associations and meanings of the place. It requires a cautious approach
[conservative where there is lack of knowledge] of changing as much as is
necessary and as little as possible (Article 3).
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• Conservation requires the retention of an appropriate visual setting, or
visual curtilage. Proposed infrastructure should not adversely affect the
setting (Article 8).
The place is essentially a natural setting which supports some infrastructure relating
to passive recreational use and appreciation of the natural setting. Alteration to this
pattern is not recommended or proposed.
• The removal of contents which form part of the cultural significance of a
place is unacceptable unless it is the sole means of ensuring their security
and preservation. Preservation is appropriate where the existing state of
the fabric constitutes evidence of specific cultural significance (A.rticles 10
and 11).
The proposed action plan aims to conserve the sites without detriment to their
content or setting. Proposed actions are conservative and are reversible. They do not
limit future scientific research. Site conservation actions are compatible with the land
management pbjectives of the Coastcare Project.
• Appropriate records should be kept about any changes to the place
including management decisions and additional site recordings as may be
required. These records should be placed in a permanent public archive
(Articles 26, 27 and 28).
Most of the works to date have been preceded by appropriate professionals under
the direction of the relevant land managers. Records of meetings, investigations and
monitoring have also been maintained. Copies of reports and relevant
correspondence have been made available to the Metropolitan LALC and effective
liaison has been established.
3.2 Recommended Conservation Actions
1. NPWS Site # 45-6-283
This sheltered midden site contained in situ cultural deposit of considerable depth
which is partially protected by a rock slab fallen from the roof.
The unprotected portion of the deposit should be:
• retained by natural sandstone blocks [preferably derived from a local source].
The larger the sandstone the more permanent the result. The placement should
appear natural and not include use of mortar.
• encased in geotec fabric held in place by a layer of clean sand and soil to be
placed over the fabric between the retaining blocks and the rear of the overhang.
• covered by suitable native ground cover. The mouth of the overhang could be
further obscured by the establishment of suitable salt resistant prickly shrubs.
The site environs should be:
• enhanced by the removal of asthma weed and the establishment of salt resistant
shrubs and hardy ground cover. This would also limit access to the site from the
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TABLE 1 : SITE RECORDING DATA
NPWS Site No. RecorderlDate Field Code Comment
45·6·283 Val Attenbrow Callan Park, Professional archaeologist. Thorough recording, 30 points specifically about
Shelter with April 4 1989. Rozelle Hospital middens indicating shell species, condition, area ofdeposit etc, 13 points about
midden. No.1. rock shelter details, detailed and scaled sketch plans with orientation and extensive
labelling, cross section, detail on environment and surroundings.
David Morrissy LeichhardtiCallan Appears to be a verbal report to NPWS which prepared the site card. Very poor
July 18 1977. Park. recording, briefsite description only.
Michael Guider Rozelle Hospital Amateur recording. Short description, shell types, observation ofdeposit, sketch
JanuarY 26 1990. No.2. ofentire area with all shelters and features included.
45·6·1481 Val Attenbrow Rozelle Hospital Professional archaeologist. Detailed description, several points about dimensions,
Not a Site April 4 1986. No.3. colour etc, environment. Map ofwhole harbour area provided. Extensive
comments as to why it is not a site but destroyed/transported midden material,.
Laurajane Smith, Rozelle Hospital. Professional archaeologist. NPWS Site card filled out, briefdescription as to
Hilary du Cros, location, shell types and disturbance. Rough site location sketch.
Don Thompkins * Reassessed by Attenbrow as not a site -see above.
May 30 1985
Michael Guider Rozelle Hospital. Amateur. NPWS site card balffilled out. Only information being reasons why he
January261990 does not consider it a site. No sketches or diagrams.
Tessa Corkill Long Cove/Callan Professional archaeologist. NPWS site card not complete. No description
July 5 1982 Park. provided, onlv Gregory's location and briefdirections.

45·6-1972 Val Attenbrow Rozelle Hospital Professional archaeologist. NPWS site card mostly completed. Less detail than
Rock Shelter with April 1989 No.4. others, briefdescription, no sketches or maps. Comparison to 45-6-283.
midden
Michael Guider Rozelle Hospital Amateur. NPWS site card halfcompleted. Briefdescription with shell species
January 26 1990 No.4. mentioned.
45-6-618 Aus. Museum site Callan Poor recording. Very briefdescription, possible association with surrounding rock
Open midden card. Probably Park/Leichhardt. engravings. No sketches.
filled out in the
I970s.
Val Attenbrow Rozelle Hospital Professional archaeologist. Very detailed recording, 30 points about middens
April 4 1989. No.2. answered, including dimensions, distribution ofshell and shell types. Detailed
description ofenvironment and relocation directions. No diagrams or sketches.
Laurajane Smith, Rozelle Hospital. Professional archaeologist. NPWS site card filled out thoroughly. Brief site
Hilary du Cros, description including general description and shell species. Good sketches, one of
Don Thompkins. whole area including beach and rock platforms, one a good cross section.
May 301985.
Michael Guider Rozelle Hospital Amateur recorder. NPWS site card filled out. Description includes location and
January 26 1990. No. 1. general features, as well as shell species present.
45·6-1971 Val Attenbrow Rozelle Hospital Professional archaeologist. NPWS site card partially filled out. Decent description
Rock Shelter with April 1989. No.5. oflocation. Fairly poor description ofsite with limitations to investigation
midden mentioned but no site details, recommending further investigation.
Michael Guider Rozelle Hospital Amateur recorder. NPWS site card mostly completed. Very briefdescription,
January 261990 No.3. indicating shell species present. Diagrams showing site in relation to other sites in
area.

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TABLE 2: SITE MANAGEMENT PLAN
NPWS Site No. Condition Impacts Action
45-6-283 Deposit undercut Wave action. * Install sandstone boulder[s] at sandstone floor at mouth ofoverhang at
Shelter with by storm/wave least 1m high. Use local sandstone, possibly pieces from adjacent rock
midden. action. Deposit platform.
affected by very Line with geotech fabric and rock to hold in place at midden face.
high tides. Fill cavity with clean soil or sand. Establish native plants/grass.
Garbage.
Flotsam. Cleanup.
Animal activity.
Monitor regularly.
Access via adjacent Visitation.
path and offbeach. Block path or access from track above. Install salt resistant prickly bush.
Asthma weed removal.
* Work should be undertaken by Site trainees ofthe Metropolitan Local
Aboriginal Land Council under the supervision ofAboriginal Sites and
Education Officer, Alan Madden.

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45-6-1481 None required.
Not a Site
45-6-618
Open midden Site largely Walking tracks and Engraving on existing desire line. 'BALIN..1908 in compass
destroyed natural erosion gimbals..JAMBON'
Very occasional Formalise existing path down to the Point with wood sided gravel path
shell fragments ofcrushed sandstone.
remain on the Part oftrack [approximately Sm long] crosses raised sandstone. The
upper elevations of approaches to the rock should be raised to the level ofthe rock by soil
the headland and turfed. Formed path would be truncated at rock but at the same level.
Shell scatters are Walking tracks and Formalise main existing track to Point and Beach and stabilise surfaces
present over lower natural erosion by installation ofgravel and wood framed paths. Bar access along side
slopes towards tracks by re-vegetation .
Point and along
Beach south of
Mushroom Rock
retained by
Casuarina roots
45-6-1971
Rock Shelter with Storm damage Wave action Establish native grass.
Midden on beach.
Access offbeach. Visitation Place sandstone along mouth ofshelter or establish salt-resistant prickly
Fire places shrub.
Litter Cleanup.
Dogs

45-6-1972 Low overhang, Minimal Remove weeds.
Rock Shelter with possible siltation Some litter. Establish native grass.
Midden on slope. from side of Place log or sandstone cobble barrier along face ofshelter and establish
shelter. native grasses.
Shell spilling down
slope. Establish native grasses over shell spill.
Adjacent path Ifpossible block path from crossing face ofslope in front ofshelter
exposure. By emplacement oflog barriers and re-vegetation.

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4.0 REFERENCES
Callan Point Aboriginal Heritage Management Plan
Atlenbrow, V. 1990 The Port Jackson Archaeological Project: Stage 1. Report to
A.I.A.T.S.I.S.
Context Pty Limited 1998 Conservation Management Plan for Callan Point, Rozelle.
Prepared with Greening Australia NSW inc and Kate Sullivan and Associates
Ply Limited for the Callan Point Resource Management Group.
Huys, S. Johnston, D & Wickham 1995 An Archaeological Investigation of Aboriginal
Sites at Callan Point and Yurulbin Point. Australian ArchaeologiCal Survey
Consultants Pty Limited for Leichhardt Council.
NSW NPWS Aboriginal Sites Register and Catalogue of Archaeological Reports.
NSW PWD 1991 Heritage Study of Rozelle Hospital. Report by Environmental
Design Group.
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Plate 6: Detail Site # 45-6-283 showing rowing marker.
Plate 7: Detail Site # 45-6-283
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Plate 14: View along walking track up slope of Beach at Site # 45-6-618
Plate 15: View west to Point along walking track at Site # 45-6-618
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ATTACHMENT 2: FIGURES
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ATTACHMENT 3 : NSW NPWS SITE FORMS
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