This was the site where the camp of the Sleepy Lizard Women was burned during a battle between the Liru and the Kuniya, a woma python whose mark can still be seen on this feature's surface.
This was the site where the camp of the Sleepy Lizard Women was burned during a battle between the Liru and the Kuniya, a woma python whose mark can still be seen on this feature's surface. Notable deaths at this feature include those of gold prospector Harold Lasseter, who died of thirst looking for a reef near here in 1931, and infant Azaria Chamberlain, who disappeared here in 1980. This landmark is paired with Kata Tjuta, or Mount (*) Olga, in the name of a national park. The Pitjantjatjara people, who hold this feature sacred, call it  ► Uluru. For 10 points, name this inselberg southwest of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory, a red sandstone monolith of the Australian Outback.
This was the site where the camp of the Sleepy Lizard Women was burned during a battle between the Liru and the Kuniya, a woma python whose mark can still be seen on this feature's surface.
Ayers Rock [accept Uluru before it is mentioned]