Brief description
In the late 1980s a small limestone rockshelter on the western edge of North-West Cape was excavated by Museum archaeologist, Kate Morse, as part of her post-graduate studies. The material that was recovered from the rcokshelter provided early evidence for the exploitation of marine resources by Aboriginal people.Full description
Shell beads dating to c. 30,000 are amongst he significant finds from this site.Spatial Coverage And Location
text: Western Australia
text: Mandu Mandu Creek
Subjects
Aboriginal culture |
Aboriginal peoples |
Aboriginal peoples (Australians) |
Excavations (Archaeology) |
Kate Morse |
archaeology |
beads |
prehistory |
rock shelters |
shell |
stone tools |
thylacine |
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Identifiers
- Local : WAM 8