Fromms Landing

A limestone shelter site in the Lower Murray River Valley of South Australia with human occupation from c 3000 BC and deposits spanning 5000 years. The evidence parallels the nearby sequence of Devon Downs and includes stone artifacts (Pirri points and microliths) and a well-preserved dingo skeleton dated to 1000-1200 BC.

A rock shelter on the banks of the lower Murray River, South Australia, 16 km from Devon Downs. Human occupation lasted about 2000 years from c3000 be. Stone artefacts included Pirri points and microliths in the same layers down to the earliest levels. A well preserved dingo skeleton was dated to between 1000 and 1200 be.