Озерный район Уилландра
Объект всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО (Австралия)
Окаменелости и другие археологические находки, датируемые плейстоценом, обнаруженные в песках и на высохших озерах, свидетельствуют о заселении этого района 45-60 тыс. лет назад. С точки зрения изучения эволюции человека на австралийском материке район Уилландра является поистине уникальным местом. Здесь также найдены хорошо сохранившиеся ископаемые останки гигантских сумчатых животных.
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Aaron Ting, 2019-07-11
Amazing sunrise and sunsets. You will be able to stretch your eyes and listen to the silence. The flow of energy starts with the beautiful red dirt road leading you to a lake filled with energy only waiting to be experienced. Our tour guide, Ivan, an Aboriginal Diplomat, a descendant of of the Mungo Man and Woman shared his knowledge and is also responsible for returning Mungo Man and Mungo woman from Canberra back to their home to rest. Words will not explain. This should be a destination if you need to escape.
Amazing sunrise and sunsets. You will be able to stretch your eyes and listen to the silence. The flow of energy starts with the beautiful red dirt road leading you to a lake filled with energy only waiting to be experienced. Our tour guide, Ivan, an Aboriginal Diplomat, a descendant of of the Mungo Man and Woman shared his knowledge and is also responsible for returning Mungo Man and Mungo woman from Canberra back to their home to rest. Words will not explain. This should be a destination if you need to escape.
Beverley Smith, 2019-10-21
Amazing history but it's important to go with a guided tour. Our guide was brilliant. We would have missed so much if we hadn't gone with a guide.
Amazing history but it's important to go with a guided tour. Our guide was brilliant. We would have missed so much if we hadn't gone with a guide.
Thomas Carrano, 2020-03-17
it is so cooool!!!!
it is so cooool!!!!
Phillip, 2018-08-12
It’s a world heritage region for a very good reason. A stark landscape created over tens of thousands of years, destroyed by over grazing and greedy farm practices in a little over a 100 years. Still magnificent despite the best efforts of giant egos combined with tiny brains.
It’s a world heritage region for a very good reason. A stark landscape created over tens of thousands of years, destroyed by over grazing and greedy farm practices in a little over a 100 years. Still magnificent despite the best efforts of giant egos combined with tiny brains.
Chloe Amad, 2020-03-05
Why did lake mungo dry up? 45,000 years at Lake Mungo The climate became drier and less reliable about 40,000 years ago. ... About 22,000 years ago, the climate entered a colder and drier glacial phase. Amid more fluctuations, the lakes began to gradually dry out. The glacial phase reached its maximum about 20,000 years ago.
Why did lake mungo dry up? 45,000 years at Lake Mungo The climate became drier and less reliable about 40,000 years ago. ... About 22,000 years ago, the climate entered a colder and drier glacial phase. Amid more fluctuations, the lakes began to gradually dry out. The glacial phase reached its maximum about 20,000 years ago.