Twelve ancient macropod teeth with resin were discovered at a Queensland rockshelter. Chemical analysis revealed grass tree resin attached to the roots of these teeth. Researchers believe these teeth were likely part of a necklace or headband. Rock art from nearby parks supports the use of teeth in personal ornaments. This discovery offers rare insight into ancient Australian organic adornment practices.
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