Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

      Governing legislation: National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act 1975. Site Location: Coordinates: 25 20’42”S 131 02’ 10”E, Situated in the southern part of the Northern Territory, Central Australia. Aboriginal Community Consultation *Registered Aboriginal Parties (RAPS) & Aboriginal stakeholder groups/individuals: *The Consultation Process: *Stage 1 – Notifications: Register Searches and Assessment Act Registers (EPA & A Act) *National Parks and Wildlife Act Registers (AHIMS) Landscape Context *Geology: *Topography: *Landforms: *Hydrology: *Ecology: *Soils: *Climate: Archaeological Context *Local Aboriginal History: *Previous Archaeological Work: *Regional Archaeological Studies: *Local Archaeological Assessments: Site Description Location: (coordinates, landform, land use, ownership, distance to water, map/plan) : Coordinates: 25 20’42”S 131 02’ 10”E, Situated in the southern part of the Northern Territory, Central Australia. The landform is natural and is used as a national park. The Anangu people own Uluru who in turn lease it to the Australian Government. Within walking distance there is a water hole called Mutitjulu which is a permanent water source. Mutitjulu Water Hole *Site types: *Artefact types: *Chronology: *Disturbance *Assessment of Significance Archaeological Value (Cultural Value, Social Value, Historic Value, Scientific (Archaeological) Value, Aesthetic Value) *Recommendations: References: