Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia was used across roughly 25,000 years, and the study’s authors present the burnt plant ...

For 25,000 years, the GunaiKurnai (an Australian Aboriginal nation) people carried grass into Cloggs Cave and burned it. Archaeologists have finally found physical evidence that proves the ritual ...

For the past 25,000 years or so, this cave bore witness to the lives of the GunaiKurnai, an Australian Aboriginal nation. Reading time 3 minutes According to historical reports, the GunaiKurnai, an ...

Evidence of ancient grasses being used by the GunaiKurnai people for fire rituals has been unearthed in Cloggs Cave in Victoria. Dating of plant "skeletons" indicates grasses in the cave were burnt at ...

New Delhi, March 26: Deep inside a limestone cave in the forested hills of the Kan-ger Valley National Park in Chhattisgarh, scientists have stumbled upon a pre-historic human shelter holding the ...

The house is situated on a V-shaped site that forced the architects to think outside the box and come up with a space which would maximize the narrow plot’s potential. One of the building’s floating ...