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Culturally Modified trees - Scar Trees

Culturally Modified trees - Scar Trees sightings

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Aboriginal scarred trees in NSW - a manual by Andrew Long for the NSW Department of Environment and Conservation provides detailed information about scar trees and how to identify them.

Respect for Scared Trees - an article by Rob N. Williams in The New Daily.

Culturally Modified trees - Scar Trees
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Anemones, Corals, Sea Pens (Anthozoa)
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