Stone

Apalech author, Tyson Yunkaporta, describes the dualism between inorganic/organic and living/dead matter as an 'ancient Greek mistake' that has limited the potential of 'Western' thought, which 'came late to the discoveries of what is now called 'dark matter', finding that those areas of 'dead and empty' space actually contain most of the matter of the universe.'

The fish traps at Sandstone Point were created circa 600 years ago from Landsborough Sandstone deposits formed in the early Jurassic period (190-180 million years ago). Many First Nations cultures believe in the sentience of stone.