Home to Victoria’s highest concentration of rock-art sites – and to world-class climbing – the Grampians National Park is truly spectacular, but also a site of conflict. In the face of widespread climbing bans, land managers are working to balance the interests of Traditional Owners and climbers.
The artwork has been dated between 17,500 and 17,100 years old — making it Australia’s oldest known in-situ rock painting.
Australia is home to some of the oldest and most prolific collections of rock art in the world, and interpreting these ancient artworks provides valuable insights into our history.
The biggest rock art study in Australian history may shed light on when Indigenous Australians first arrived.
We take a look at some sacred Aboriginal rock art in the Hawkesbury region
Ancient paintings found in caves on Sulawesi may be the oldest artworks found outside Europe.
One of the most important Aboriginal rock art sites in NSW may soon be protected by law.
Ancient rock paintings discovered on an Australian Geographic expedition offer a new view of history.
A new study suggests that ancient Kimberley rock art may record the demise of a local Aboriginal culture.
A new focus on Kimberley rock art aims to uncover secrets about Australia’s earliest inhabitants.