Indigenous Rangers Collaborate with Archaeologists to Uncover 65,000-Year-Old Underwater Heritage 🛶

Archaeologists have been trying to study an underwater frontier of submerged heritage sites and artefacts off western Australia’s coast. They date back 65,000 years when sea levels were lower and the continent was bigger. Landline's Charlie McLean looks at new technology that's bolstering an area of archaeology that's still in its infancy.