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Closure: returning cultural artefacts back to country

Closure: returning cultural artefacts back to country
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Stones prove the genius of our Old People

Distributed throughout the landscape, the archaeology of First Nations Australia is everywhere. Stone artefacts are not rare, but ubiquitous, common, and yet each is unique; as individual as the hands that made and used them. While the dictum of Terra Nullius was overturned by the High Court with the Mabo decision of 1992, the idea of the ‘emptiness’ of Australia largely retains its power in the imaginative consciousness of white Australia. The livelihood of its original inhabitants has historically been seen as marginal and precarious, and the population thought of as thinly spread therefore a narrative built on the damage wrought by European diseases and social displacement and violence in the early decades of colonisation.

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Dinosaur Bones Found in Australia, One of the Biggest

Scientists say they have discovered a new dinosaur species in a ten year study of bones found in Australia. Their research also found that the animal would have been among the biggest of dinosaurs.

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Scientists discover dinosaur bones in Queensland that are 98 million-years-old

A team of paleontologists have uncovered the bones of a dinosaur in the middle of the Australian outback. The experts from the Eromanga Natural History Museum started digging up the bones last week in Eromanga, in south-west Queensland, and have since uncovered the remains of a dinosaur estimated to be 98 million-years-old. While the team are yet to identify which kind of species the dinosaur may be, they ve said it s likely it could be a new kind altogether. Corey Richards, the operations manager for the museum, told Daily Mail Australia the remains were a very exciting find for the team. The experts from the Eromanga Natural History Museum started digging up the bones last week in Eromanga, in south-west Queensland, and have since uncovered the remains of a dinosaur estimated to be 98 million-years-old

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