Aboriginal Sites of New South Wales

Aboriginal Sites of New South Wales
Sardaka (talk) 11:24, 20 February 2012 (UTC) · CC BY 3.0

The Aboriginal Sites of New South Wales encompass rock shelters containing cultural deposits in the Sydney Basin, which is one of Australia's richest provinces for Aboriginal archaeological sites, with at least 1,500 rock shelters containing cultural deposits discovered in Sydney's sandstone belt [1][2]. All these sites hold legal protection under state and federal law [3].

TypeArchaeological site
PeriodUndated
CountryAustralia
Coordinates31.9998° S, 146.9999° E

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