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Murijuga Petroglyphs

Murijuga is the Aboriginal word for the site of the biggest collection of rock carvings in the world. Marijuana is on the Burrup peninsular in the north of West Australia. Murijuga is so special that it should be named next to the great pyramids or Stonehenge. In fact it is six times older than the former and eight times older than the latter. This is the oldest

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