 The preservation of Aboriginal history through an oral tradition and stories has increasingly been recognised.Aboriginal coastal dwellers in both the south and the north of Western Australia, not only preserve stories about extinct Australian megafauna, but also preserved stories about the rising sea levels and the loss of lands offshore as a result of the sea level rise of the Flandrian transgression, at the end of the Pleistocene Ice Age.Aboriginal oral history details accounts of legendary and cultural information, and includes personal biographical accounts.