Arnhem Land

基本解釋

A rock-art impression of a kangaroo appears on a wall at the Malarrak site in Arnhem Land in northern Australia.
澳大利亞北部阿納姆地的Malarrak遺址中，一幅描繪袋鼠的壁畫。
The undated painting was found during an fall 2008 expedition at Djulirri in the Aborigine territory of Arnhem Land in northern Australia.
這幅沒有標(biāo)日期的壁畫是在2008年鞦天的一次探險中發(fā)現(xiàn)的，地點是澳大利亞北部阿納姆地土著居住區(qū)的Djulirri。
In fall 2008 researchers found a vast trove of images of humans, birds, and kangaroos painted onto the walls of a rock shelter at the Djulirri archaeological site in northern Australia's Arnhem Land.
2008年鞦天，澳大利亞北部的阿納姆地Djulirri考古遺址，研究者們發(fā)現(xiàn)了大批的描繪人類、鳥類和袋鼠的巖畫。

Mr Djerrkura's home in north-eastern Arnhem Land was the site of Australia's first land-rights campaign in 1963, when a collection of clans known as the Yolngu sent a petition written on bark to Canberra, the Australian capital, objecting to the mining of bauxite on their land by Nabalco, a Swiss-Australian company.
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