“Anything useful at the camp was stripped and taken to the site of Blackstone becoming the first shelters or homes. All that remains of the camp today are concrete slabs indicating miners huts, the office/canteen and the manager’s house.”
In this painting on a metal mud flap from a mining truck Anawari has depicted wiltjas or shelters of Yarnangu while on the right are miners working at the camp site (circa 1970s)