Ancient Rock Art Dated Using Wasp Nests May Tell Refugee Stories From A Period Of Dramatic Sea Level Rise
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  • 4 years ago
The Kimberley is a region of Australia roughly as large as California, containing some of the richest and most unique rock art in the world. The artwork offers a window into the life of Indigenous Australians thousands of years ago.
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