Queensland, Australia · Tradition
Indigenous sacred sites in Queensland, Australia
Explore 4 sacred sites in Queensland, Australia connected to Indigenous. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Black Mountain
Cook Shire, Queensland, Australia
South of Cooktown in far north Queensland, a pile of massive black granite boulders rises from the tropical landscape....
Carnarvon Gorge Art Gallery
Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland, Queensland, Australia
Deep in a sandstone gorge in central Queensland, a sheltered rock wall carries roughly 2,000 stencils, engravings and paintings built up over thousands of years....
Mossman Gorge
Mossman, Queensland, Queensland, Australia
Mossman Gorge, known to its Traditional Owners as Jinkalmu, is a granite-boulder rainforest gorge in the Daintree that has sustained Eastern Kuku Yalanji life for tens of...
Quinkan Split Rock Art Site
Laura, Queensland, Queensland, Australia
Split Rock rises above the Peninsula Development Road south of Laura, its sandstone overhangs holding painted and engraved figures generations old....
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What is included in this Indigenous guide to Queensland, Australia?
This guide includes 4 sacred places within the Indigenous tradition in Queensland, Australia.
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