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The crew of KALLI explores rock art sites on Osborne Island in the Kimberley region of Australia. The expedition involves hiking through rugged terrain characterized by ravines, rock formations, and spinifex grass to locate ancient Bradshaw paintings, some estimated to be 17,000 to 25,000 years old.2:21 The crew identifies various depictions, including human figures, handprints, fish, and a woomera, often found in rock overhangs and caves.4:44 During the excursion, the crew monitors the tidal state, noting that minimal tidal change allows them to leave their tender on the beach safely.6:39 The site features significant deposits of shells, indicating long-term historical use of the area.7:44 The crew observes that paintings protected deeper under rock ledges remain better preserved than those exposed to the elements.9:24 The visit concludes as weather conditions shift, with the crew noting potential rain and storm activity while observing their boat from the ridge.11:59

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