The phrase "aboriginal sites" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to locations or areas that are significant to Indigenous peoples, often in the context of cultural heritage or historical significance.
Example: "The government has implemented measures to protect aboriginal sites from development and environmental degradation."
Alternatives: "Indigenous sites" or "native sites".
Visit sacred Aboriginal sites and ancient geological wonders.
The site is home to the world's largest dinosaur footprints and sacred Aboriginal sites.
Charles said the latest incident occurred when he was showing a friend some Aboriginal sites around Melbourne.
The tracks were closed in July 2012 after a report found 4WD use was causing extensive damage to Aboriginal sites in a national heritage-listed Western Tasmania Aboriginal Cultural Landscape.
Indigenous communities also began to voice their concerns over indiscriminate mining on their ancestral lands, including their strong criticism of then-premier Charles Court in 1980 for encouraging mineral exploration near sacred Aboriginal sites in the Kimberley region.
"Sometimes the best way to see Aboriginal sites is actually in the natural environment, as opposed to in a museum or art gallery," says McLeod as we get close to a small cave on the water's edge where there are ochre hand stencils from a group of Guringai men (and from a smaller handprint – a child).
An important Aboriginal site where tribal people would gather to trade and hold weddings and initiation ceremonies, it was a hideaway for 19th-century bushrangers such as the notorious Dan "Mad Dog" Morgan.
Often overlooked by travelers as they sprint their way through Australia's Big Three tourist attractions — the dazzling metropolis of Sydney, the startlingly beautiful Great Barrier Reef and the historic Aboriginal site of Uluru — this laid-back city is a place that takes some time to appreciate.
Now, nearly four years later, it is her turn to play a leading role, and on June 8 in Australia, when the flame arrives at the sacred Aboriginal site of Uluru to begin a 100-day tour of the sprawling continent before reaching Sydney, Peris-Kneebone will be the first Australian to carry it when it is unloaded from the plane.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have visited the sacred Aboriginal site of Uluru as they continue their tour of Australia.
They told me the community contains several Aboriginal sacred sites, including ceremonial sites, and a cemetery.
