Uluru

Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock named after Sir Henry Ayers is a huge sandstone rock formation in the Northern Territory of Central Australia. Uluru is the most iconic landform in Australia and was formed over 500 million years ago. This single massive rock stands 348m tall with most of its 863m bulk lying under the sea. Uluru is a famous tourist destination allowing visitors to climb and camp around the base while allowing the view of breathtaking sunrise and sunset over the big rock. Uluru also has a really distinct red coloring due to the oxidization of the iron-bearing minerals within the rock. It is famous for seeming to change color at different times of the day, particularly the red glow during sunrise and sunset. Uluru is home to the Anangu, the aboriginal people of Australia and is considered really sacred therefore tourists are encouraged not to climb the Uluru. For these Anangu’s, a phenomenon known as Dreamtime represents the essence of their culture, traditions and spirituality. According to dreamtime, the world was a bland place until the ancestors of Anangu emerged and travelled across the world creating beautiful landmarks. Uluru’s creation is passed down from generations of Anangus as a story of ten spirit people who created the Uluru to be the most dramatic and inspiring creation. Uluru is…

report is to educate you about Uluru. Discuss the present effect of natural and human processes on Uluru. To tell you what I anticipate will happen to the landform. I will examine the highlights of Uluru, the effect that natural and human processes have had on Uluru and how the effect of natural and human processes may influence what will happen to Uluru in future years. The landform that I am researching and investigating is Uluru. Uluru is the most iconic natural landform in Australia…

Uluru case study: Uluru history: The discovery of Uluru: Uluru was founded by the first Aboriginals, about 22 000 years ago. It was believed that Uluru was created at the beginning of time. During the 1870s, William Giles and William Gosse were the first white explorers to find this astonishing landscape. In the early 1900s the Government declared ownership of the land and by the 1950s tourists and miners had begun to make tracks to Uluru. The first flight to Ayers rock: In 1930, the…

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Australia—if not the world—Uluru. Just look at this gigantic sandstone monolith. Doesn’t its burning red colour give you thrills? It is the heart of Australia. Whenever you look at the rock, it is always there, radiating its fiery passion. You might be thinking about climbing it right now, but I strongly advise you to rethink about it. I know you might be surprised that I, as a tourist guide, am telling you not to climb Uluru. But I know the danger and inconvenience of climbing it too well. The…

Uluru - Australia’s rock of ages 1. What was Uluru called before by the Europeans? Answer: The early Europeans called Uluru for Ayers Rock. 2. Who is the area of Uluru home to? Answer: For over thirty thousand years the area were a home to the Aboriginal people who hold that land. 3. How does the guide describe the feeling of Uluru? Answer: It is like a mystical place, you feel it as you draw nearer. When you are why underneath the Rockets it’s bigger than you can possibly imagine. 4. What…

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Kinship and sacred sites of aboriginal spirituality influence aboriginal peoples understanding of the meaning of life through many ways. Some of the sacred sites they have are the Three Sisters, Uluru (Ayers Rock), and Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), as well as Kata Tjuta and Kakadu National Parks and many others. Sacred sites for the aboriginals are places where they have their ceremonies and rituals. The bora ring which is a circle or oval marked on the ground is associated with aboriginal’s rituals…

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Hansen, Katherine. The Metamorphosis of Katniss Everdeen. Project Muse, 2015. • Kathryn Hansen in “The Metamorphosis of Katniss Everdeen” (2015) claims that the main character of the Hunger Games displays many of the traits of heroines from Greek mythology. Hansen supports her argument by comparing and contrasting Katniss Everdeen to Artemis and Philomela. The authors purpose is to present readers with a connection between Katniss’s dystopian future to our historic past in order to show a far…