A time capsule of Aust first people 50,000 years ago
This use of Barrow Island by Aust first people likely began 50,000 years ago, until rising sea levels cut off the mainland 6,500 years ago.
Source: cosmosmagazine.com
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50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed.
Yirra cave is the oldest-known site in the Pilbara and brims with ancient artefacts. So, how did it come so perilously close to being destroyed?
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed.
Yirra cave is the oldest-known site in the Pilbara and brims with ancient artefacts. So, how did it come so perilously close to being destroyed?
Source: theage.com.au
50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed.
Yirra cave is the oldest-known site in the Pilbara and brims with ancient artefacts. So, how did it come so perilously close to being destroyed?
Source: smh.com.au
WA Aboriginal site near Rio Tinto mine more than 50,000 years old, new study reveals
Mining giant funded latest excavation at Yirra, which yielded stone tools, charcoal and bone showing habitation during the last ice age
Source: theguardian.com