The Marree Man (or Stuart’s Giant) is a massive modern geoglyph carved into the arid plateau near Callanna, South Australia, depicting an Indigenous Australian hunter holding a throwing stick. Discovered from the air in July 1998, the origin of the 2.7-kilometer-tall (1.7-mile) earthwork remains an unsolved mystery, though clues left at the site suggest the work of American creators or someone with precise military surveying skills. After decades of erosion rendered the faint outline nearly invisible, local residents collaborated with the Arabana traditional owners in 2016 to re-excavate the lines using GPS-guided machinery, preserving the landmark as an iconic Outback attraction best viewed by scenic flight.

Name: The Marree Man

Lat, Long: -29.5307084,137.4604775

Location: Callanna, Australia

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