Australia: The Land Where Time Began

A biography of the Australian continent 

• Allen's Cave, Nullarbor Plain
• Campbell Ranges Sites, NT
• Carpenter's Gap Rock Shelter 1, the Kimberley, WA
• Cleland Hills Faces (art site), NT
• Colless Creek, Lawn Hill Gorge, WA
• Gum Tree Valley Top, WA
• Ingaladdi Rock Shelter, NT
• Kintore Cave, NT
• Koolan Shelter 2, the Kimberley, WA
• Koonalda Cave, Nullabor Plain
• Malakunanja II., Arnhem Land, NT
• Malangangerr, East Alligator River within Kakadu National Park, NT
• Mandu Mandu Creek Rockshelter, Cape Range Peninsula, WA
• Milly's Cave, Pilbara, WA
• Miriwun Shelter, east Kimberley
• Nauwalabila 1, Arnhem Land, Deaf Adder Gorge, southern part of Kakadu National Park, NT
• Nawamoyn, NT
• Nimji - Ingalarri Rockshelter,NT
• Orchestra Shell Cave, NT
• Riwi Cave, the Kimberley, WA
• Silver Dollar Site, Shark Bay, WA
• Widgingarry 1 & 2, the Kimberley, WA
• Wilgie Mia, weld Range, northern WA
• Yardie Creek Midden, WA

Sources & Further reading

1. Josephine Flood, Archaeology of the Dreamtime, J. B. Publishing
2. Phillip J. Habgood & Natilie R. Franklin, The revolution that didn't arrive: A review of Pleistocene Sahul, Journal of Human Evolution, 55, 2008