A forgotten part of Aussie history ~ Tourismshow

Sunday 14 December 2014

A forgotten part of Aussie history

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Only a fraction of the country’s estimated 100,000 rock art sites have been documented, and as one traveller discovered, protection is patchy.

A forgotten part of Aussie history

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