It has been dry for 40,000 years.
lake mungo is in the far west of NSW, about 760 kilometres west of Sydney.
Lake Mungo is significant to Australia because of it's discovery of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady. They are Australia's oldest human remains to be found, being 40,000 to 42,000 years old.
The Mungo Man is estimated to have lived around 42,000-65,000 years ago, based on the dating of the remains found at Lake Mungo in Australia.
Lake Mungo is important for its fossils, and "Mungo Man" and for "Mungo Woman". It is also important for the fossils of megafauna and animals.
The oldest known site of continuous Aboriginal occupation in NSW is Lake Mungo near Balranald in South-Western NSW. A burial at the site has been dated to between 40000 and 50000 years old. (An early study suggested a greater age, of over 60000 years.) Aborigines are thought to have migrated from Asia at a time of lower sea levels than today, hopping between islands until they reached the mainland. This suggests that they probably reached the boundaries of NSW some time before the Lake Mungo settlement, but the history of their expanding occupation of the area is not well understood.
Lake Mungo, located in Australia, was found by Jim Bowler in 1969. There were three sets of remains found there.
Lake Mungo is a dry lake located in the south-eastern part of Australia. This lake is most noted for the discovery of the oldest human remains in Australia.
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Lake Mungo - 2008 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M Netherlands:16 Portugal:M/12 UK:15 USA:R (certificate #45644)
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