Nauwalabila I

🎭 Culture / Religion · 1500 BC – 1001 BC

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Nauwalabila I (formerly known as the Lindner Site), is a sandstone rock shelter located in Deaf Adder Gorge in the Northern Territory of Australia. Along with Madjedbebe, this site is one of the oldest in terms of human settlement in Australia, with its estimated age being greater than 50,000 years. Nowadays, this site can be found in Kakadu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site that is partially owned by the collective Aboriginal population of Arnhem Land.

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