UN cultural organisation this week announces its choice of sites to be granted World Heritage status.
The United Nations cultural organisation has added a remote Aboriginal site featuring one million carvings that potentially date back 50,000 years to its World Heritage list.
Located on the Burrup peninsula in Western Australia, Murujuga is home to the Mardudunera people, who declared themselves “overjoyed” when UNESCO gave the ancient site a coveted place on its list on Friday.
“These…
Continue Reading
News Source: www.aljazeera.com
Leave a Reply