File:Possibly echidna from aboriginal art.JPG
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[edit]In this rock art by the Ngunnawal people of the Australian Capital Territory, an Echidna motif (or possibly a turtle) is present. cropped from GNU image Image:Yankee Hat art-MJC.jpg
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