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Deep Dive: Drone Survey Identifies Rock Art Sites in Australia
Researchers from the University of Sydney, the Australian Museum and the Dharug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation flew drones carrying lidar scanners over the rugged Blue Mountains of eastern Australia. The survey confirmed six known rock art shelters and found three more that hold rock art and artifacts, which the team then checked in person. The work is part of the Gulamada Project, which brings together science and First Nations cultural knowledge.
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