Aboriginal burial sites

Aboriginal burial sites are locations where Indigenous Australian communities have historically laid their deceased. These sites often hold cultural, spiritual, and ancestral significance, sometimes featuring rock engravings, stone arrangements, or specific landscape features. They provide insight into traditional practices, beliefs, and connections to the land. Many sites are protected by law to preserve their cultural heritage and prevent disturbance. Respecting these sites is essential, as they are considered sacred and integral to Aboriginal identity and history.