Index 177, batch 28 [PRG 1409/22] • Photograph
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Geological formations in the Koonalda Cave.
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Geological formations in the Koonalda Cave.
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Geological formations in the Koonalda Cave.
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Vandalism by tourists on the soft walls which carry Aboriginal cave art in the Koonalda cave.
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Archaeological team at work in the Koonalda Cave.
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Archaeological team at work in the Koonalda Cave.
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The lower part of the red deposit, at the base is the bottom white deposit and on the right the location of the cranium of Sapcophilus in the Koonalda Cave.
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White deposit behind the pole, which is scaled in feet, just above the intermediate zone in the Koonalda Cave.
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The lower part of the red deposit, at the base is the bottom white deposit and on the right the location of the cranium of Sapcophilus in the Koonalda Cave.
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The lower part of the red deposit, at the base is the bottom white deposit and on the right the location of the cranium of Sapcophilus in the Koonalda Cave.
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Archaeological team at work in the Koonalda Cave. Photograph shows black nodules of flint in the walls above excavations at the Gallus site.
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Archaeological team at work in the Koonalda Cave.
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Geological formations in the Koonalda Cave.
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Geological formations in the Koonalda Cave.
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Geological formations in the Koonalda Cave.
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Markings on the walls, believed to have been made with three or four fingers held close together leaving a trail of meandering parallel lines.
Finger markings
One of a large area of finger markings on the walls at the end of the north-west passage of the Koonalda Cave.
Finger markings
One of a large area of finger markings on the walls at the end of the north-west passage of the Koonalda Cave.