Mungo Park in Australia

The park is located in an isolated area southwest of the "New South Wales" in Australia, and specifically, about 876 kilometers west of Sydney, and holds the park for a glimpse of the past and traces of human life by more than 400 a century ago, and the fossils of animals older than the centuries, and remains mankind is believed to be the oldest in Australia, next to the dunes of sand formed by natural erosion in that area ... all of these effects and fossils bear a special character for being naturally without human intervention; nature preserved some of the human remains first in this place passed between tongues either facts or myths.
Classified Park Mungo National as one of the areas of the World Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, which is part of the area lakes "and Alandera" Willandra which covers about 2400 square kilometers, which is a series of dry lake formed for more than 50,000 years, and time were lakes full of water, where the climate was cool, but with the shift to climate warming 20,000 years ago began lakes in drought.
The most important features of a protected "Mongo" is the Lake "Mongo" the second largest ancient dry lake, and as scientists geography natural area of ​​the time was filled with water at about 20 * 10 kilometers, and a depth of 15 meters. And found evidence that the Lake Mungo was then a rich source of fresh water and food, and that groups of humans lived on Dvtha, and built mills to grind wheat, were also found on the ax made ​​of stone.