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Submerged Archaeological Sites Study: Researchers map two underwater Aboriginal sites; stone moved 23 km

Submerged Archaeological Sites Study: Researchers map two underwater Aboriginal sites; stone moved 23 km

Archaeologists in Australia have mapped two underwater Aboriginal sites off Murujuga, revealing evidence of human activity before sea levels rose. The study, involving several universities and Indigenous rangers, found artifacts and signs of interaction with freshwater resources and elevated terrains.

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