How was Mulka's Cave, an Aboriginal rock art site near Hyden, in southcentral Western Australia, used by the people who decorated its walls, when the present entrance was much smaller?

Abstract

– Analysis of old photographs and survev data shows that nearly one metre of the sediment in Mulka's Cave, a profusely decorated Aboriginal rock art site in south-western Australia, has disappeared in the last 50 years. This evidence for erosion prompted us to reassess the results of previous research at the site.

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