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Extraordinary discoveries emerge from the ruins of Juukan Gorge
An archaeological dig at Juukan Gorge in the Pilbara is providing one of the most detailed pictures of how Indigenous people lived there 50,000 years ago.
An ancient Aboriginal rock shelter in the gorge was destroyed in a mining blast by Rio Tinto in 2020.
The ABC was invited on site by traditional owners to witness what remains and the thousands of archaeological artefacts that have been found.
Deep in the West Australian outback, Burchell Hayes edges down a rocky slope towards the ground his ancestors walked on thousands of years ago.
Burchell Hayes says says he has been amazed by the project. (ABC News: Nicolas Perpitch)
VIDEO: Archaeologists unearth incredible artefacts at Juukan Gorge
Nic Perpitch examines the archaeological dig at Juukan Gorge, (ABC News)
Archaeologists have unearthed incredible artefacts at Juukan Gorge, years after a Rio Tinto blast destroyed an ancient rock shelter at the site.
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