New research details Aboriginal craftsmanship – along with accompanying wall art – at a remote site in the Cape York Peninsula.
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Instead of displaying myths, Samburu rock art reveals real-life stories and is made as a leisure activity.
Stories like the kind stored in this place, known as Telperion Shelter, provide history to a landscape and people.
Species-level identification of bone tools has been undertaken for the first time in southern Africa.
The San are caught between a rock and an art place. While they face an uncertain future, myths and meaning come under the spotlight in a new book.
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