Salisbury's Secrets

In the most remote island of Australia, beneath the waves of the rugged Southern Ocean, lies a secret buried for thousands of years. Once part of the mainland, Salisbury Island was accessible by foot, the caves home to the Pleistocene inhabitants who roamed the region before the last ice age. Now this underwater world preserves prehistoric artefacts, proof of the remains of ancient Aboriginal heritage, and safeguards to the secrets of their time.