There is very little information about the pyramids in Australia. This is not surprising at all. They always tried to cover everything connected with the pyramids with the darkness of the unknown. There is information about some terraced structures located on the outskirts of the city of Gympie in Queensland, Australia. According to the assumptions of enthusiastic researchers, the structure was created by an unknown ancient civilization about 3 thousand years ago. Rex Gilroy, who discovered the Gumpy Pyramid in 1975, claims that the pyramid was created by Egyptians who visited Australia many centuries ago.
(Quite a hilarious assumption for a scientific authority. Imagine a multi-million-dollar horde on papyrus boats, pulling papyrus barges with tons of construction equipment. Their eyes burn with indescribable joy and delight from just the thought: "Australia will appear and we will build pyramids for them." Do you believe in fairy tales like this? Personally, I don't!)
Amateur archaeologist Marilyn N. Pye is convinced that the pyramid at Gumpy is the result of Inca activities. (Activity of activity is different. It's one thing to somehow survive and compose fairy tales, and another thing is multi-ton megalithic structures, made at a level hundreds of times higher than our modern one. The main thing is that cucumbers cannot be grown on them and are not adapted for a shopping center).
In this area, several more similar structures are compactly located, next to which ancient artifacts were found.
(Even if they are not found, then it is more convincing, agree!)
According to Italian explorer Antonio Wheeler, the terraced structures are part of a retaining wall built by Italian farmers to stop erosion. Significant work on the study of the Gympie pyramids was done by historian Dr. Elaine Brown during the 1990s and early 2000s. She concluded that the terraces were farm structures that were built by a Swiss florist in the late 1880s. (Such terraces are secret that they are even afraid to show them to people. I would like to see the remains of the farmers. The pyramids are already in the background!)
The photo shows a completely different place, 1600 km west of Gympie. There are 3 such structures in this place.
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In general, the Australians are very strange about their historical heritage. Thousands of pyramids scattered around the world have already been recognized, even by scientific circles. And then there is such resistance. Perhaps someone had a desire to declare Australia a free zone from pyramids?