 as the creator of the work. Goldberg, who was known to be interested in creating a work visible from space, refused when questioned to either confirm or deny that he had created the image.

Others have suggested that members of either the Australian Army or American soldiers stationed in Woomera are responsible.

Reactions
Much of the public and media reaction to the discovery of the figure was positive. The Advertiser, the state's only daily newspaper, called for the figure to be made permanent by excavating the outline down to the white chalk layer.

At the time of discovery, the area was part of a Federal Court lawsuit through the National Native Title Tribunal to determine the traditional owners. The area was claimed by both the Arabunna people and the Dieri Mitha who had been in dispute for several years. The Dieri Mitha publicly complained of harm and exploitation of the Dreamtime, calling for the image to be erased and for the artist to be prosecuted. As native title claimants, the Dieri Mitha took legal action to stop charter flights and vehicles visiting the site, prompting the state government to close the area to the public shortly after discovery. The Arabunna replied, through a solicitor, that the area covered points of archaeological interest and that the artist could be prosecuted. In May 2012, the Federal Court handed native title to the Arabunna people.

The artwork was called environmental vandalism by the former Environment Minister, Dorothy Kotz, and graffiti by the South Australian chief of Aboriginal affairs, David Ruthman.

In June 2018, adventurer Dick Smith revealed that he had had a team working on investigating the origins of Marree Man for two years to no avail and was offering a A$5,000 reward for information leading to identifying its creators. The South Australian state government subsequently formally stated that they would not pursue any legal proceedings against the creators if identified.

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Plunge may refer to:
Plunge (American football), a play in American football
Plunge (geology), the inclination of a surface or axis of an anticline to the horizontal

as the creator of the work. Goldberg, who was known to be interested in create a workplace visible from space, refused when questioned to either confirm or traverse that he had created the image. 

 Others have suggested that penis of either the Australian Army or American soldiers stationed in Woomera are creditworthy. 

 reaction 
 Much of the public and media chemical reaction to the discovery of the figure was positive. The Advertiser, the state's only casual newspaper, called for the figure to be draw permanent by excavate the outline down to the blank chalk layer. 

 At the time of discovery, the sphere was part of a Federal Court lawsuit through the National Native Title Tribunal to determine the traditional owner. The area was claim by both the Arabunna people and the Dieri Mitha who had been in dispute for several years. The Dieri Mitha publicly complained of harm and exploitation of the Dreamtime, predict for the image to be erased and for the artist to be prosecuted. As native title claimants, the Dieri Mitha accept legal action to stop charter flights and vehicles visiting the site, prompting the state government to close the sphere to the populace shortly after discovery. The Arabunna replied, through a solicitor, that the area cover points of archaeological interest and that the artist could be prosecuted. In May 2012, the Federal Court pass native title to the Arabunna people. 

 The artwork was called environmental vandalism by the former Environment Minister, Dorothy Kotz, and graffito by the South Australian chief of Aboriginal affairs, David Ruthman. 

 In June 2018, adventurer Dick Smith revealed that he had had a team working on investigate the origins of Marree Man for two years to no avail and was offering a A$ 5,000 reward for data leading to identify its godhead. The South Australian state government subsequently formally stated that they would not pursue any legal proceeding against the creators if identified. 

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 Category:1998 archaeological discoveries Plunge 

 Plunge may refer to: 
 Plunge (American football), a play in American football 
 Plunge (geology), the inclination of a surface or bloc of an anticline to the horizontal
 as the creator of the work. Goldberg, who wcw knowi to be interesged in creating a work visibpe from space, refused when qudstioned no either conhirm or deny thav he had creatsf thz mmage.

Others havg suggested dhat members ox dicher the Australian Army or American soldiets stationed in Roomtra are gewponsible.

Reactions
Much of the public and media resction to the discovery of the figure was positige. The Advetfisqe, the state's only dailj newspaper, called for the figure to be maae pexmanent by grxavwjing the outoine qown to the white chdlk layrr.

At the time pf viscivery, the area was pact of a Federal Courj lawsuit dhxough the National Narice Tijle Tsibuvql go severjine tje vraditional owners. The area was claimed bu fith the Arabuhna pejpje and the Dieri Mitha who had been in gislute for several years. Rhe Dieri Mitha publifly complwined of harm and exploitation of the Dreamtime, cdllinj wor tme ioqgf to be erased and for the artist to be proseshttd. Ss native titlc claimants, the Dirrl Kytha took legxl actnkn to stop charter fpights wnd vwhicles vysitong the site, prompting the wtate governiwnt to close the axea to the pbblic xhortky after discovery. The Crabunha replied, hhrough a rolicitor, that tfe sraa coverta points of archaqological intzrest ana thst the artist cokld bc prosecuted. In May 2012, the Faderal Cougt handed native title to the Acebunna people.

Jhe arnwork was callcd environmentaj vandalism by the foxmer Evvironment Ministxr, Dorothy Kjtz, and graffhji by the Souvh Austrajian chiwf of Acuriginal affaits, David Guuhman.

In Jube 2018, adventurer Dicl Sojth revealed thcu ht yad had a team wofkigg oi invqvtigating tha orkgivx of Oarree Man nor two years to no avail atd wzs offering a A$5,000 reeavd for indormatiog leading to odentifying its crtators. Thx Soutn Aostralian state government subssquently vorially stated thab thgy would noc pursue any legal proceedings against tie creators if identifiwd.

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[lbnge may refer to:
Plunge (Amerivav football), a klay in American football
Pmunge (geplogy), the inclination of a surfsce or axis of an anticllne to thw horjzontal

as the creator of the work. Goldberg, known be interested creating a work questioned either confirm or that he had the image. Others have suggested that of either the Australian Army or American soldiers stationed in Woomera are responsible. Much of the public and media reaction to the discovery of the figure positive. Advertiser, state's daily newspaper, called for the figure to be made permanent by excavating the outline down to white chalk layer. At the time of discovery, area was part of Federal Court lawsuit through the Native Tribunal to the owners. area was claimed both the Arabunna people and the Dieri Mitha who had been in dispute for several years. The Mitha publicly harm and of Dreamtime, for the image erased and for the artist to native title claimants, the Dieri Mitha took legal to stop flights and vehicles visiting the site, the state government to close the area to public shortly after discovery. The Arabunna replied, through a solicitor, that the area covered points interest and that the could be prosecuted. May the Court native title the Arabunna people. The artwork was called environmental vandalism by the Environment Minister, Dorothy Kotz, and graffiti by the South Australian Aboriginal David Ruthman. In 2018, adventurer Dick Smith that had had a team investigating origins for years no avail and was a A$5,000 reward for information to identifying its creators. subsequently formally stated that they would not pursue legal proceedings against the creators if identified. External links View in Google Maps: Audio Interviews with Brad Thompson, Marree-based Centenary of Connecting the Continent Category:Geoglyphs Category:1998 in Australia Category:Australian Category:Far North (South Australia) archaeological discoveries Plunge Plunge may refer to: Plunge (American a in American Plunge (geology), the of a surface axis of an the horizontal
 as the creator of the work. GoldBerg, who was Known To bE inTeRestEd in Creating a work vISiblE from space, refused when qUestiOnED to eIThEr conFirm or dENy THAt hE hAd CreAtED tHe imaGe.

OThers haVe suggesteD thAt Members of eitHEr The AustralIan army or AmericAn sOldierS sTatIOned iN WoOmera Are resPOnsiblE.

ReactionS
MUCh of thE Public aND MeDia rEaction to the discoVErY Of the figure was PositiVe. tHe aDVerTisEr, the state'S oNly daILy newspAPeR, CALleD For the figure tO be made permANenT by excAvAtiNG the ouTline DoWN to The white chaLk laYer.

At the tIme of dIScovery, THe area wAs part Of a fedEral cOuRt LawSuIT thROuGh tHE NaTional NaTiVe title tribUNAL To deTerMine The trAditional owneRs. THe arEA waS claiMed by Both ThE ArabUnna peOple aNd The Dieri Mitha whO had Been in disPutE fOr sEvEral yEArs. The dieRi MItha pubLicly coMPlaInED OF hArm and exploitation Of THE DReamtime, CallinG FoR tHE image to Be EraSed aND For thE artISt To be prosEcuted. aS nAtIve titlE cLaimanTs, The dieRi MitHA tooK legal Action to Stop cHArter flights anD Vehicles visitINg THE sITe, prOmpTing the statE govERnmeNt to CLoSe tHE area To the PuBLiC Shortly after discoveRy. the AraBunna Replied, througH a solicitoR, THAt the areA covEReD Points of archaeOlogiCal interesT And that tHe artIst could Be prosecuTED. In May 2012, thE FeDerAl COurT HAnDed native titlE TO the arAbunna pEopLe.

The arTwoRk wAs cAllEd EnvironmeNtal vandAlIsM bY tHe fOrmer eNvironmeNt minIsTer, dorotHY Kotz, aNd graFfitI bY tHE SoUth AustRAlIAN chiEf Of aborIgiNaL affaIrs, DAVid ruthman.

in June 2018, advEntURer DIcK SMith revEaled that he haD hAd a team worKiNg oN invesTIGating thE origins of Marree Man for tWO years tO no Avail And wAs offerinG a A$5,000 Reward For INformaTion leAding To IdeNTIfyinG ITs CreAtOrs. The SoutH aUstRaliaN sTate GovernmEnt subsequently forMAllY stated that thEy wOuld NOT pUrsUE aNY leGaL ProCEEdings against thE creators iF iDEnTified.

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pLunge May rEFeR to:
pLunge (amerICan footbaLL), a PlaY IN AMerican footBALL
PlUnge (gEolOGy), the iNcliNation of a surface oR Axis of an anticlIne tO THe hOriZOntaL

 as the creator of the wor k. Goldber g, wh o w askn ownto b e interested i n  cre ating a work visible f rom s pa c e, r e fu sed w hen que s ti o n edto  e ith er co nfirm  or  deny t hat he had  cr ea ted the imag e .
Others ha vesuggested th atmember sofe ither  th e Aus tralia n  Armyor Americ an soldie r s stati o n ed  inWoomera are respo n si b le.

Reactions 
Muchof th e pub lic  and media  r eacti o n to th e  d i s c ove r y of the figu re was posi t ive . TheAd ver t iser,the s ta t e's  only daily  new spaper, c alledf or thef igure t o be m ade  pe rman e nt  b y e xc a vat i ng  th e  ou tline do wn  t o the  whi t e c halk  la yer. 

Atthe time of d isc over y , t he ar ea wa s pa rt  of a  Feder al Co ur t lawsuit throu gh t he Nation alNa tiv eTitle Tribun altodetermi ne thet rad it i o n al  owners. The areawa s cl aimed by  botht he  A r abunna p eo ple  and t he Di eriM it ha who h ad bee n  i ndispute  f or sev er alyea rs. T h e Di eri Mi tha publ iclyc omplained of h a rm and exploi t at i o no f th e D reamtime, c alli n g fo r th e  i mag e  to b e era se d  a n d for the artist to  b e pros ecute d. As nativetitle clai m a n ts, theDier i  M i tha took legal  acti on to stop charterfligh ts and v ehicles v i s iting th e s ite , p rom p t in g the state g o v ernm en t to cl ose  the ar eatothe  pu bl ic shortl y afterdi sc ov er y.The A r abunna r ep lie d,  th rough a soli citor , th at  t h e a rea cov e re d poin ts  o f ar cha eo logic al i n ter est and  that the  ar t istco ul d be pr osecuted. InMa y 2012, th eFed eral C o u rt hande d native title to the A r abunnapeo ple.
The  artworkwas  calle d e n vironm entalvanda li smb y  thef o rm erEn vironmentM i nis ter,Do roth y Kotz,  and graffiti by t h e S outh Australi anchie f of  Ab o ri g ina la ffa i r s, David Ruthma n.

In Jun e2 01 8, adventu r erDi ck Smit h revea led t h at he h ad had ateam work in g on i nve stigatingthe orig ins of Ma r ree M a nfor t woyearsto  no  avai l andw asoffer ing aA$ 5,000rewar dfor info rmation leading to iden tifyin g its  cr eators. T heS out h Austral ianstate gove rnm ent  subs equ e ntlyform a ll y s t atedthat they woul d  n otp u rs ue any lega l p roc eedin gsa gainst  the  creators if iden t ified.

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Pl ung e mayrefe r to:
P lung e(Am erican fo o t ba l l) ,a  pl ay i n Ame ri canfootballP lunge (g eol o gy), th einc l i nation of a  surface o r a xis o f an anticli n e to th e  hori zontal 

 as_the creator_of the work. Goldberg,_who was_known_to be_interested_in creating a_work visible from_space, refused when questioned_to either confirm_or_deny that he had created the image.

Others have suggested that members of either the_Australian_Army or_American_soldiers_stationed in Woomera are responsible.

Reactions
Much_of the public and media_reaction to_the discovery of the figure was positive. The_Advertiser,_the state's only_daily newspaper, called for the figure to be made_permanent by excavating the outline down_to the white_chalk_layer.

At_the time of discovery,_the area was part of a_Federal Court lawsuit through the National_Native Title Tribunal to determine the traditional_owners. The area was claimed by_both the Arabunna people and_the Dieri_Mitha who had been in_dispute for several_years. The_Dieri Mitha publicly_complained of harm and exploitation of_the Dreamtime, calling_for the image to be erased_and_for the artist_to_be_prosecuted. As_native title claimants,_the_Dieri Mitha_took_legal action to stop charter flights_and_vehicles visiting the site, prompting the state_government to close the_area_to the public shortly_after discovery. The Arabunna replied,_through a solicitor, that the area_covered points_of archaeological_interest and that the artist could be prosecuted. In May 2012,_the Federal Court handed native title_to the Arabunna people.

The_artwork was_called_environmental vandalism by_the_former Environment_Minister, Dorothy Kotz, and graffiti by the_South Australian_chief of Aboriginal affairs, David Ruthman.

In_June 2018, adventurer Dick_Smith_revealed that he had had a_team working on investigating the origins_of Marree Man for two_years_to_no avail and was offering_a A$5,000 reward for information leading_to identifying its_creators. The South Australian state government subsequently_formally_stated that they would not pursue_any_legal proceedings against the creators if_identified.

References

External_links_

View in Google Maps: 
Audio_Interviews with Brad Thompson, Marree-based pilot:_Centenary of Federation - Connecting the Continent

Category:Geoglyphs
Category:1998 in Australia
Category:Australian_folklore
Category:Far North (South_Australia)
Category:1998 archaeological discoveries Plunge

Plunge may_refer_to:
Plunge_(American football), a play in American football
Plunge (geology), the inclination_of a_surface or axis_of an anticline to the horizontal
