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.
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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.
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