Mysterious Earth Rings in Australia Are Not Natural Phenomena and Were Made by Humans 1400 Years Ago The Aboriginal Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people who lived in southeastern Australia between 590 and 1, ...

They also represent the ancient and ongoing connection Aboriginal people have to Country ... led the dating and re-analysis of the 166 stone artifacts found during the 1979 excavations.

They symbolize secret and sacred locations of ceremonial events for different Aboriginal groups ... Wear patterns and residues on some stone artifacts suggest that Woi-wurrung speaking people ...

A small team of archaeologists and anthropologists from the University of Wyoming, Michigan State University, and the Desert ...

The artifacts we've found on Barrow Island show that Aboriginal people transported and exchanged stone materials from inland or places now under the sea for over 43,000 years. We don't yet know ...

In 2020, archaeologists discovered the oldest known underwater Aboriginal archaeological sites off the Pilbara coast in Western Australia. Hundreds of stone artifacts, including grinding stones ...

Message sticks and other forms of Aboriginal graphic expressions, such as rock art and carvings (petroglyphs) challenge this narrative. These artifacts demonstrate that Aboriginal peoples ...

In 1966 whilst staying in the opal-mining area of Andamooka,South Australia, looking for opals around the mouth of an opal mine (noodling)I found an aboriginal stone cutting implement made from ...

Showing Ancient Aboriginal people and their ongoing connection to the ... was previously excavated in 1979 by archaeologist David Frankel. 166 stone artifacts were examined as part of this new ...