Resin-Mounted Wallaby Teeth Reveal Rare Ornament in Queensland

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Oceania · Australia · Sep 01, 2026
Primary source: Phys.org

Griffith University archaeologists identified a dozen wallaby teeth mounted on grass-tree resin at Windmill Way rock shelter in Queensland, Australia, dating to about 1,000 years ago and likely part of a headband or necklace.

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