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The ancient Aboriginal art and culture of NSW's Sandstone Caves | Explore Aus | ABC Australia
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People of the Gamilaraay nation have called the Sandstone Caves in the Pilliga Nature Reserve home for tens of thousands of years.
Found at the south end of the reserve, the caves contain ancient grinding grooves and stone carvings for the public to see.
Join local guide Brett Ashby on a one-on-one tour of the caves to learn more about their little known history.
Video produced by Donal Sheil of ABC New England North West.
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