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Like Dane said the koalas where as big as cows

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Did you know that emus and kangaroos were 3m tall. it is divrent now

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the most importment finds at lake mungo have been mungo man and mungo women she was initially estimated to be 25000 years old

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Did the kids at lake mungo play games?
Although eny toys they made from sticks and shells have long since disappeared, it is impossible not to imagine them splashing about in the water on a hot day, playing chasings on the beach, or having games of hide and seek in the nearby bush.

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Lake Mungo use to be caled Mildura.

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Year after year, century after century millennium after millennium , the families of this clan spent the spring and the summer at lake mungo.

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The kids use to play with sticks and shells that have long gone. they would play hide and seek in the near by bushes for games and they played in the water

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The preserved footprints at Lake Mungo are the biggest footprints in the world!  aboriginal had the biggest fort print in the world!

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60,000 years had to be strong enough to assemble a boat so they could sail it all the way to Austalia.

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if the people that lived at lake mungo  were lucky they could find just one emu egg to feed the whole family. Scientists say that mungo woman lived for 18 years and was cremated before she was berried. mungo people are quite similar to Aboriginal people. Scientists say that thousands of years ago a family walked in some sticky clay and left foot prints behind, the clay hardened and the foot prints are still there today. Mabe you'll see the foot prints some day

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Roots from grass, emu eggs from emu nests or harvest loads of grass seeds were used to make flour. had the children use to play games

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At the eastain end of the lake is where they set up there camp site.

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Sometime between 23 000 and 19 000 years ago a small group of people walked across some squisy clay near lake Mungo and their footprints are still there! And guess what, that is only one of the amazing things that have happened there! Mungo woman was thought to be 25 000 years old but a study

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lake mungo people lived by the shores of the lake but they also had temporary camps here they hunted for other foods.

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Lake mungo is in mildura about 100 kilomiteres from  south - west New South Whales.There is hardly any water there exept grains of sand and dirt.

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lake mungo is dry

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Mungo women was firstly estimated
to be about 25, 000 years old, although a more recent discovery in 2003 made it more obvious that   was more closer to 40, 000 years old.
Also there is lots of evidence that people of Lake Mungo have walked the land many times making footprints one at a time witch still live there today.

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At Lake Mungo, archaeologists discovered some ancient fossils. They now call them Mungo Woman and Mungo Man. Mungo Woman is an incredible source of history. She was found with orche on her! This is a natural earth pigment. Aboriginal people from the area say this was done as a ritual to connect Mungo Woman with the earth when she passed away. The remains that were found suggest that Aboriginal people had lived in that area for over 22 000 years.

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Lake Mungo is now a dry, salt lake bed. It is perfect for preserving ancient skeletones and tools, making it an extraordinary window through which we can see how ancient people lived.