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Researchers identify Australia’s oldest intact rock painting

NCA NewsWireFebruary 24, 2021
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Traditional owner, Ian Waina, recording the estimated 17,300 year old painting of a kangaroo found in a hard-to-access rock cluster in the northeast Kimberley region. Picture: Peter Veth, Balanggarra Aboriginal Corporation

Australia’s oldest intact rock painting has been discovered in Western Australia’s Kimberley Region.

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