FWIW, BHP has since said they will consult the traditional owners and not disturb the 40 heritage sites. Often the oral histories are general or associated wit

FWIW, BHP has since said they will consult the traditional owners and not disturb the 40 heritage sites. Often the oral histories are general or associated with distinct features. If we're talking about broader areas, I think the key ones would be protected already or not signed over to a mining company. My point was that these don't sound like distinct places, else I'd guess images would aid the public cause in pressuring mining companies. The Rio Tinto story was accompanied by a photograph of the gorge/cave.