Australian vandals destroy 30,000-year-old rock art
Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old. Kyam Maher, the attorney-general of South Australia state, said the vandals appeared to have removed
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Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old. Kyam Maher, the attorney-general of South Australia state, said the vandals appeared to have removed
Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old. The vandals appeared to have removed parts of a barbed wire fence at Koonalda Cave and got underneath, before using their fingers to draw over the top of the Indigenous artwork, said Kyam Maher, the…
ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old. The vandals appeared to have removed parts of a barbed wire fence at Koonalda Cave and got underneath, before using their fingers to draw over the top of the Indigenous artwork, said Kyam Maher, the Aboriginal Affairs Minister of South Australia state.
ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA (AP) – Australian authorities say vandals have destroyed rock art believed to be some 30,000 years old. The vandals appeared to have removed parts of a barbed wire fence at Koonalda Cave and got underneath, before using their fingers to draw over the top of the Indigenous artwork, said Aboriginal Affairs Minister of […]