Murujuga Cultural Landscape - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Murujuga Cultural Landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, located on the Burrup Peninsula in the Pilbara region of north western Australia. There's an estimated one million petroglyphs (rock carvings) here, with a variety of subjects including human figures, spiritual and religious carvings, and of course thousands of animals as well. It's a fascinating example of how animal populations in an area change over time, and showcases the genius of the local artists as they refined their techniques over the millennia.

For more Australian World Heritage sites:
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For more rock art World Heritage sites:
Dazu Rock Carvings, China:    • Dazu Rock Carvings - UNESCO World Heritage...  
Rock Art of Alta, Norway:    • Rock Art of Alta - UNESCO World Heritage Site  
Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin, Spain/Portugal:    • Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin - UNES...  

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