Aborigine Gallery

Australia - Aboriginal rock painting, Emu

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Australia - Aboriginal rock painting, Emu.
Christmas caves, Alligator River Region, Northern Territory, Australia
Jean Paul Ferrero
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Ayers Rock / Uluru at sunset

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Ayers Rock / Uluru at sunset
Northern Territory, Central Australia
Largest rock in the world. It is formed of arkosic sandstone. The distinctive red colur is due to the iron oxide coating.
Jean-marc La Roque
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DH-3069 Australia -The Breakaways. Located on the Aboriginal Antakirinja Land in the far

DH-3069
Australia -The Breakaways. Located on the Aboriginal Antakirinja Land in the far
north of South Australia, 25 km NNWest of the Opal Mining Township of Coober Pedy.
The mesas and steep escarpments were once the coast line of a vast inland sea. The Breakaways is the main source of Red Ochre (Tudu) used in Aboriginal dressing up ceremonies
Don Hadden
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