Drones equipped with LiDAR helped to locate three indigenous shelters not yet registered in the Blue Mountains, Australia. The study, published in October 2026, also confirmed the position of six already listed shelters. The existence of cultural traces was subsequently verified in the field, in a research developed with the participation of Dharug guardians. As...
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Drones equipped with LiDAR helped to locate three indigenous shelters not yet registered in the Blue Mountains, Australia. The study, published in October 2026, also confirmed the position of six already listed shelters. The existence of cultural traces was subsequently verified in the field, in a research developed with the participation of Dharug guardians. As...