Stencilled hands at the Tombs, a sacred area used as a burial site by the Aboriginal inhabitants of the region. Vandals and grave robbers had desecr
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3425 x 2293 px | 29 x 19.4 cm | 11.4 x 7.6 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
11 October 2011Photographer:
Ian Beattie/AUSCAPEMore information:
Stencilled hands at the Tombs, a sacred area used as a burial site by the Aboriginal inhabitants of the region. Vandals and grave robbers had desecrated the spot by 1902 before archeologists had a chance to study them. But there is still some stencil art under a sandstone overhang, including some freehand paintings of kangaroo feet. Mount Moffatt Section, Carnarvon National Park, Central Queensland, Australia