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Glasgow, Scotland
No Parking This Side.
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Glasgow, Scotland
The Glasgow Hilton, built 1990.
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Carnarvon Gorge, QLD, Australia
Baloon Cave (from the aboriginal word 'baloon', meaning 'stone axe'), Carnarvon National Park.
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Carnarvon Gorge, QLD, Australia
Baloon Cave (from the aboriginal word 'baloon', meaning 'stone axe'), Carnarvon National Park.
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Sydney, Australia
West Head, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Originally home to the Guringai People, the area was declared a National Park in 1894 (making it the second oldest in NSW, preceded only by the Royal National Park in 1879).
This particular area is the Basin Track Aboriginal Engraving Site - a large rock surface depicting men, fish, hopping wallabies and a club.Aboriginal SitesAustraliaKuringgai Chase National ParkNSWPlacesSydneyWest Headaboriginal rock art
Berry Island, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aboriginal rock pool and grinding grooves, Gadyan track. Created by the Cammeraygal people, these grooves resulted from repeated use as a place to sharpen various stone tools. The adjacent water was likely for drinking, as well as wetting the tools during sharpening.
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Balmoral, Mosman, Sydney, NSW, Australia
An aboriginal cave and midden, used by local tribes over a period of at least 3,250 years. Rediscovered and excavated 1992.
NB : the site of what is now Balmoral Oval was a swamp during this time, most likely used as a supply of fresh water for those who ate here.AboriginalMiddenAboriginal SitesAustraliaBalmoralMosmanNSWPlacesSydneyThingsaboriginal middenpano
Berry Island, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aboriginal rock carving, Gadyan track. Created by the Cammeraygal people, although the creature depicted is uncertain.
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Cattai, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aboriginal grinding stone - most likely used by the Daruk people - in what is now Hope Farm. Part of Thomas Arndell's lands at Cattai.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Cattai, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Aboriginal grinding stone - most likely used by the Daruk people - in what is now Hope Farm. Part of Thomas Arndell's lands at Cattai.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Clontarf, Sydney, NSW, Australia
The Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings, Grotto Point Reserve. Created by various peoples of the Eora group.
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Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Guringai engraving site, near what is now the 'Aboriginal Heritage Track' (sometimes 'Aboriginal Heritage Walk'). Thought to be around 2,000 - 3,000 years old.
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Kangaroo Point (Peats Ferry), Sydney, NSW, Australia
Brooklyn's Kangaroo Point beside the magnificent Hawkesbury River. Notable is the Peats Ferry Bridge [1945], and the restaurant 'Estuary' [2012-2015].
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This particular item is Stingray Rock. Carved by the Guringai people who were traditional owners of the area.Aboriginal SitesAustraliaBrooklynHawkesbury RiverKangaroo PointNSWPeats FerryPlacesSydneyaboriginal rock art
Lilyfield, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Callan Point Aboriginal Engravings on the Cliff-Face Walk. One of five distinct aboriginal sites here (the others are shell middens, approximately 4,500 years old); showing a combination of aboriginal and colonial carvings.
Some (notably the shield) may have even been carved more recently, by inhabitants of the Callan Park asylum.Aboriginal SitesArchitectureAustraliaCallan PointIron CoveJohn Joseph CahillLilyfieldNSWPeoplePlacesSydneyaboriginal rock artbridgepolitics