One of Australia’s most controversial rock art researchers, Grahame Walsh, was wrong when he insisted that the extraordinary epochs of Kimberley rock art were unconnected and probably made by long-since disappeared Aboriginal peoples.

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Rock art researcher Grahame Walsh may have got it wrong

Previous PostDr Richard Cosgrove's mapping of Aboriginal rock art in the Kimberley featured on the ABC

Next PostAustralian dig finds evidence of Aboriginal habitation up to 80,000 years ago