Ben Mullins

This is Murujuga National Park, site of the largest collection of rock art carvings in the world.

The oldest depiction of a human face anywhere in the world is HERE.

The LATEST dated specimens here are hundreds of years older than the Pyramids.

This is Gondwanalands history, encapsulated.🧵

Shell middens. Seed grinding stones. Stone implements. Carvings of tribal ceremonies, rain dances, food preparation, teaching children.

Murujuga is not just rock glyphs - it's a library, a historical resource, an ancient but contemporary education facility for the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi.

Murujuga is undoubtedly the most irreplaceable snapshot of the history of humans in the southern hemisphere.

Demand YOUR government protects it forever- for YOUR grandchildren.

Ancient rock art in northern WA shows Tasmanian tiger, Tasmanian devil There are more than 2 million artworks on the rocks at Murujuga, with more stories under the waves.

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It was great to be part of the #ATSIMA STEM Camp at Lombadina Community, together with the Murujuga rangers.
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Murujuga - always something new to find.

And then a wild SPAM appeared. I always wondered how SPAM grew.

We were part of the world heritage listing of Murujuga. Here’s why all Australians should be proud Murujuga is Australia’s 21st world heritage property, but only the second property listed exclusively for its Indigenous cultural values.

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BREAKING: UNESCO includes Murujuga Cultural Landscape on World Heritage List UNESCO has voted to include the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, home to the world's greatest collection of ancient rock art, on the World Heritage List. The bid for the listing was driven by the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation and supported by the Australian and Western Australian governments.

UNESCO has voted to include the Murujuga Cultural Landscape, home to the world's greatest collection of ancient rock art, on the World Heritage List. The bid for the listing was driven by the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation and supported by the Australian and Western Australian governments.

In the UNESCO party room before the session begins Robyn Schofield University of Melbourne with Katy Evans and Ben Mullins from Curtin University.

Flags outside Paris UNESCO headquarters

The Australian desk in the UNESCO party room. Sign on stage with text: ‘it is incumbent on the international community as a whole to participate in the protection of the cultural and natural heritage of outstanding universal value’ UNESCO 1972

Very excited to be in Paris providing atmospheric chemistry expertise, alongside Ben Mullins and Katy Evans supporting the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation for the UNESCO Murujuga World Heritage nomination decision today!!

UNESCO plenary considering Murujuga

And the Murujuga decision is under consideration now

UNESCO approves World Heritage bid for rock art over emissions concerns The UNESCO has approved World Heritage status for the 40,000-year-old rock art of Murujuga, in Western Australia in Paris.

Could not be happier with this incredibly will deserved recognition of the cultural values and custodianship of #muruguga. In #paris with @johnwilliamstrutt.bsky.social and @robynschofield3.bsky.social www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07...

Someone has had his highlights done and is looking fabulous

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