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  1. 25,000-year-old Cloggs Cave reveals ancient grass burning for magic, healing, and cursing

    A 25,000-year record from Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia shows how the GunaiKurnai people’s Old Ancestors used plants during ritual activities. Researchers studied tiny plant remains called phytoliths to trace how grasses were brought into the cave, burned, and placed in layers over thousands of years...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/clo

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  2. 25,000-year-old Cloggs Cave reveals ancient grass burning for magic, healing, and cursing

    A 25,000-year record from Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia shows how the GunaiKurnai people’s Old Ancestors used plants during ritual activities. Researchers studied tiny plant remains called phytoliths to trace how grasses were brought into the cave, burned, and placed in layers over thousands of years...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/clo

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    #archaeology #anthropology #cloggscave

  3. 25,000-year-old Cloggs Cave reveals ancient grass burning for magic, healing, and cursing

    A 25,000-year record from Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia shows how the GunaiKurnai people’s Old Ancestors used plants during ritual activities. Researchers studied tiny plant remains called phytoliths to trace how grasses were brought into the cave, burned, and placed in layers over thousands of years...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/clo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #anthropology #cloggscave

  4. 25,000-year-old Cloggs Cave reveals ancient grass burning for magic, healing, and cursing

    A 25,000-year record from Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia shows how the GunaiKurnai people’s Old Ancestors used plants during ritual activities. Researchers studied tiny plant remains called phytoliths to trace how grasses were brought into the cave, burned, and placed in layers over thousands of years...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/clo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #anthropology #cloggscave

  5. 25,000-year-old Cloggs Cave reveals ancient grass burning for magic, healing, and cursing

    A 25,000-year record from Cloggs Cave in southeastern Australia shows how the GunaiKurnai people’s Old Ancestors used plants during ritual activities. Researchers studied tiny plant remains called phytoliths to trace how grasses were brought into the cave, burned, and placed in layers over thousands of years...

    More info: archaeologymag.com/2026/07/clo

    Follow @archaeology

    #archaeology #anthropology #cloggscave

  6. Traces of grass used in Indigenous rituals 25,000 years ago unearthed in Victorian cave

    For thousands of years, GunaiKurnai ancestors burnt grasses inside a cave in Eastern Victoria, potentially to undertake magic,…
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