Stunned to find 250 ancient indigenous stone art sites in Australia

A group of archaeologists from the University of Western Australia has just announced that they have found 250 ancient art stone native places found in Western Australia during the past 3 months.

An overview of the ancient artistic indigenous rock area near the Drysdale river.

This is Wanjina's hidden cave, which contains many paintings, characters, numbers, strange, simulating the ancient fishing scene of native Australians.

These native ancient rock sites are mostly gathered in the West, more than 1,000 km east of Broome city and 3,400km north of Perth city.

There are a total of more than 30,000 numbers, images and strange characters found in 250 ancient art stone native places found in Western Australia.

The whole process of searching and collecting takes 3 months.

A giant size ancient indigenous stone art table is found near the King George River.

Archaeologists excavate around the caves at Drysdale River.

Archaeologist Balanggarra says the ancient native art stone near the rivers is an important, unique, precious historical story of indigenous people living in Australia thousands of years ago.

Huynh Dung ( According to Theguardian)