Environment
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Naracoorte Caves: World’s Best Fossil Sites Located in Australia Dating Back to 500,000 Years Ago
The Naracoorte Caves in South Australia represent one of the globe's highest archaeological repositories, with a data base dating back more than 500,000 years back.
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