It is now officially called Uluru, in honor of the name by  which it was known to the area's original inhabitants, who believed  that it supported the crossroads of heaven. Dyed red by oxidized  trace
It is now officially called Uluru, in honor of the name by  which it was known to the area's original inhabitants, who believed  that it supported the crossroads of heaven. Dyed red by oxidized  traces of iron, it stands 1,400 feet tall, while two-thirds of its  mass is believed to be buried underground. FTP, name this world's  largest monolith, located about 120 miles to the south of Alice  Springs, Australia.
It is now officially called Uluru, in honor of the name by  which it was known to the area's original inhabitants, who believed  that it supported the crossroads of heaven.
{Ayers Rock}