Where the World Was Born - Archaeology Magazine
Where the World Was Born Newly discovered rock art panels depict how ancient Aboriginal ancestors envisioned climate change and creation By MATT STIRN May/June 2021 Along the northern coast of Australia’s Arnhem Land, the Alligator Rivers wind among towering sandstone outcrops, forming a maze of estuaries that eventually empty into the Timor Sea. Kangaroos hop alongside fish-filled rivers, through tropical savannas, and into thick forests of eucalyptus where dingoes, lizards, wallabies, pythons, and more than 100 species of birds make their home. Entwined with the natural landscape, evocati...
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