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Aleksandra Bliszczyk

Vandals Broke Into A Sacred Aboriginal Cave In SA And Scratched Words Over 22,000YO Rock Art

A 22,000-year-old artwork in a sacred Aboriginal cave in South Australia has been vandalised and destroyed in a “massive, tragic loss”. Unknown vandals broke into the fenced-off Koonalda Cave in the Nullarbor Plain and carved graffiti over the heritage-listed rock art. The graffiti reads: “don’t look now, but this is a death cave”. SA authorities said the culprits dug under a steel gate to enter the site and completely destroyed one area of it. Archeologist Dr Keryn Walshe
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