A 1,000-year-old dingo was deliberately buried by Indigenous Australians; archaeologists found people kept ‘feeding’ it for centuries |
Dingo skeleton at the site. Image Credit: Dr Amy Way/University of Sydney New perspectives on the relationship between Indigenous Australians and animals they shared their environment with are emerging from the discovery of a dingo buried nearly 1,000 years ago in western New South Wales. The animal, known as Garli in the Barkindji language, was…