Indigenous Australians Buried and Honored a 1,000-Year-Old Dingo
Archaeologists in western New South Wales discovered a dingo burial site nearly 1,000 years old, revealing new insights into Indigenous Australians' relationship with animals. The dingo, called Garli in the Barkindji language, was deliberately buried, and river mussel shells were added to its grave for centuries, indicating ongoing cultural significance.
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