noun

• 1A place of special cultural significance to a particular Aboriginal group.

  ‘there are a number of sacred Aboriginal sites that need protection’

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  • ‘The recognition and preservation of significant Aboriginal sites was also vital in helping to reconstitute a sense of place.’
  • ‘As well as undertaking archaeological research on Aboriginal sites, we were involved in implementing legislation designed to protect Aboriginal heritage.’
  • ‘There has been poor representation of Aboriginal sites on National and Territory heritage registers.’
  • ‘He was an early advocate of the conservation of Aboriginal sites.’
  • ‘The terms and conditions provide for protection of Aboriginal sites.’
  • ‘We had the privilege of visiting aboriginal sites and learning about the wonderfully rich Warumungu culture.’
  • ‘He works in consultation with the Junbung Elders to identify, protect and preserve Aboriginal sites and places of cultural significance.’
  • ‘The Council has stepped in to prompt discussions between Aboriginal elders and parties interested in developing tourism at two significant Aboriginal sites.’
  • ‘Residents declined to recognise registered Aboriginal sites in the region at the same time as they memorialised the place of a remembered massacre.’
  • ‘There are a number of sacred Aboriginal sites that need protection from 'developments'.’
• 2A place which shows evidence of Aboriginal occupation.

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  • ‘archaeological research on Aboriginal sites’