Archaeologists uncover major finds, including a Tasmanian Devil tooth, at the Juukan Gorge rock shelter in Western Australia. The excavation sheds light on human habitation history for at least 46,000 years.
Key Points
Unearthed major finds at Juukan Gorge rock shelter
Discovery includes a Tasmanian Devil tooth not recorded on the mainland in 3,000 years
Reveals human habitation history for at least 46,000 years
Pros
Uncovering important artifacts that shed light on human history
Highlighting the significance of the Juukan Gorge site
Cons
Destruction of the rock shelters in 2020 led to a global outcry
Loss of cultural heritage due to mining activities