Climate Change Is Destroying Ancient Rock Art

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By Paige BennettNov 16, 2021, 12:46 pm245 pts
Researchers at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia are seeing climate change irreversibly damage ancient rock art before their very eyes. In just a matter of decades, rock art that has lasted thousands of years is being lost to the impacts of a warming world. In a symposium titled, Archaeology, History,…

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