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7,000-Year-Old Quarry Examined in South Australia

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA—Stone quarrying at Sugarloaf Hill in southeastern Australia’s Riverland dates back some 7,000

A 7,000-year-old quarry in Australia extends the horizon of organized resource extraction and knowledge transmission among Aboriginal populations well beyond what colonial-era assumptions embedded in the record — directly relevant to LostStrata's interest
7,000-Year-Old Quarry Examined in South Australia
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