Rock art dating back tens of thousands of years has been found in Sydney’s north shore.
The site, located in Sydney’s north shore area, is in a pocket of pristine bush that has kept the art hidden for generations.
Locals were not aware of the presence of the site because it was either obscured behind vegetation or dismissed as graffiti.
The site was discovered by chance, when Sydney Water investigated a traditional fishing hook found in the soil.
Story: Anne Barker, ABC News | Photo: Anne Barker, ABC News
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