Reports, articles, and scientific papers

Scientific articles and papers

• ‘The Effects of acidic pollution on the rock art of Murujuga’, Benjamin W. Smith, Murujuga Rock Art Conservation Project Report, April 2024

• ‘Petroglyphs on Murujuga, Western Australia — Unique, Endangered, and Disappearing — The R.G Bednarik Legacy for Hope’, John L. Black & Robin H. Chapple, 22 December 2022

• ‘Monitoring Rock Art Decay: Archival Image Analysis of Petroglyphs on Murujuga, Western Australia’, Benjamin W. Smith et al., November 2022

• ‘Artificial weathering of rock types bearing petroglyphs from Murujuga, Western Australia’, Jolam T. Neumann et al., 2022

• ‘Without them – what then? People, petroglyphs and Murujuga’, Ken Mulvaney, 2022

• ‘The impact of industrial pollution on the rock art of Murujuga, Western Australia’, Benjamin W. Smith et al., 2022

• ‘Theoretical effects of industrial emissions on colour change at rock art sites on Burrup Peninsula, Western Australia’, John L. Black et al., 2017

• ‘Effects of moisture, micronutrient supplies and microbiological activity on the surface pH of rocks in the Burrup Peninsula’, Ian MacLeod, 2005

• ‘The Survival of the Murujuga (Burrup) Petroglyphs', Robert G. Bednarik, January 2002

Reports

• ‘Woodside’s Acid Test: How acid emissions from Woodside’s LNG operations are destroying ancient rock art at Murujuga’, Piers Verstegen in collaboration with Friends of Australian Rock Art Inc., August 2024

• ‘Why Woodside’s Burrup Hub developments should not proceed’, Conservation Council of WA, 2020