Bradshaw Paintings

The Bradshaw Paintings are a fascinating collection of ancient rock art found in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. These intricate, naturalistic images, dated to around 20,000–24,000 years old, depict humans, animals, and ceremonial scenes. Created with mineral pigments using fine tools, they provide insights into the spiritual beliefs, social practices, and environment of early Aboriginal peoples. Recognized for their remarkable preservation and detail, the Bradshaw Paintings are among the world's oldest and most significant examples of prehistoric art, offering valuable understanding of human creative expression and cultural history.