Australia's Oldest Underwater Archaeology Reveals Ancient Life in a Lost Landscape
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Oceania · Australia · Oct 14, 2026
Primary source: Flinders University
Flinders University-led researchers documented submerged Aboriginal archaeological sites off Murujuga, Western Australia, including stone tools made from rock transported roughly 23 km, in a landscape flooded at least 9,000 years ago.
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