Aboriginal site among Australia's oldest -Dani Cooper

Aboriginal tools found in Western Australia and dating back 35,000 years are surprisingly sophisticated and varied, archaeologists say. And they believe the site may yet reveal artefacts up to 45,000 years old, making it older than the internationally famous Mungo Man site found in New South Wales. Archaeologists hired by one of the traditional owners in the Pilbara region, the Martidja Banyjima people, uncovered the ancient tools at a rock overhang on the site of the A$1 billion Hope Downs iron ore mine. The site, which is about 300 kilometres south of Port Hedland, has been named Djadjiling by the Banyjima people. Aboriginal site among Australia's oldest - Dani Cooper