Australia’s first underwater archaeological sites off its west coast dating to more than 7,000 years ago will help with the understanding of the cultural and technology development of its first peoples.

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Australia’s first underwater archaeological sites off its west coast dating to more than 7,000 years ago will help with the understanding of the cultural and technology development of its first peoples. (archive.vn)

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Or, they could interview its "first peoples' and learn what they've been taught about how they came to be and what god they believe in. If no one at all has any passed down records from thousands of years ago, then just ignore 'em.

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