US EditionThis Aboriginal Site Might Be 20,000 Years Old—and It's Aligned With The Stars
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This Aboriginal Site Might Be 20,000 Years Old—and It's Aligned With The Stars
A rediscovered Aboriginal site in southern Australia may reveal astronomical insights older than those of Stonehenge, according to research led by astrophysicist Ray Norris and published by the BBC World Service in connection with the documentary Reach for the Stars – Aboriginal Astronomy. Where Science Meets Story: The Rediscovery Of Wurdi Youang Nestled in the grasslands of Victoria, the Wurdi Youang stone arrangement forms an egg-shaped ring …
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