What Scientists Keep Finding in New South Wales Is Rewriting Everything We Know

New South Wales holds one of the most significant archaeological records on Earth, and most of it sits beneath landscapes people drive past without a second look. The oldest known cremation site in the world. The largest collection of Ice Age human footprints ever found, frozen in clay for over 19,000 years. A fish trap system in the outback whose true age scientists still cannot agree on. This is what keeps getting found in New South Wales, and why researchers compare it to the Rift Valley of Australian human history.