Mungo Magic t took 30 years, but finally I figured out that my instinct to take photos of EVERYTHING was not just something that I should do for myself, but something that could document history, educate people and advocate for causes. Obviously it sounds incredibl

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Our guide Eddie, never without his guitar and a song, shows us a fire pit with evidence of tools and bones of meals past, which has recently been uncovered by the winds. The area hasn't been inhabited for about 20,000 years.

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A pair of Wedge Tail Eagles perch on one of the biggest 'trees' in Mungo. Perfect vantage point for prey.

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This lower jaw of what appears to be from a mega fauna animal. It started to uncover only a few days earlier, and depending on the wind, could be covered up again within a few more days. It was a glimpse into an age that until visiting Mungo almost seemed like a myth.

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Mungo Magic t took 30 years, but finally I figured out that my instinct to take photos of EVERYTHING was not just something that I should do for myself, but something that could document history, educate people and advocate for causes. Obviously it sounds incredibl

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