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Description: Aboriginal fish traps, Barwon River, Brewarrina, New South Wales Australia. The fish traps consist of river stones arranged to form small channels that direct the fish to a small area from which they can be readily plucked. The fish traps, which are believed to be many thousands of years old, are largely obscured by weed which sadly has been allowed to proliferate.
Title: Brewarrina fish traps 4
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