The Wurdi Youang stone arrangement, located at Mount Rothwell near Little River, Victoria is an historic Aboriginal site that consists of about 100 basalt rocks, ranging from small rocks about 20 ...

"Is Stonehenge Britain's version of Wurdi Youang?" The egg-shaped area is fifty metres wide and contains over 100 basalt boulders. After being noted by early European settlers and recorded by ...

Until it is dated however, Wurdi Youang could be anywhere from 200 to 20,000 years old. Aboriginal stone structures in the region have a vast age range and are very difficult to date.

Wurdi Youang rocks could prove Aborigines were first ... If it goes back, let's say, 10,000 years, that predates the Egyptians, the Pyramids, Stonehenge, all that stuff," Professor Norris ...

Where Science Meets Story: The Rediscovery Of Wurdi Youang. Nestled in the grasslands of Victoria, the Wurdi Youang stone arrangement forms an egg-shaped ring nearly fifty meters wide, composed of ...

The Wurdi Youang stone arrangement has been the subject of scientific study, with experts suggesting it could be more than 11,000 years old. READ MORE: Early Britons roasted over hot coals at mass ...

Stonehenge dates from about 2500 BC, and the earliest pyramid in Egypt was built from about 2630 BC, suggesting the local Aborigines could have been the world's first astronomers.

An ancient Aboriginal site at a secret location in the Victorian bush could be the oldest astronomical observatory in the world, pre-dating Stonehenge and even the Great Pyramids of Giza.