Uluru
Uluru, vel Ayers Rock, est magna tofi conformatio in australi Territorii Septentrionalis parte in Media Australia, quae ad occidentem et regionem australem urbis Alice Springs iacet. Uluru et Kata Tjuta (Anglice: The Olgas) sunt maiores in vivario Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park proprietates. Uluru est sacrum Pitiantiatiaris et Yankunytiatiaris, indigenis loci. Adsunt in vivario fontes, stagna, speluncae, imagines super saxis pictae. Uluru situs hereditatis mundi a Consociatione Nationum nominatur.

Nomen
Pitiantiatiarae loci lapidem appellant Uluṟu (IPA uluɻu), verbo quod in sua lingua (lingua Pitiantiatiara) nihil significat, sed adhibitum est nomen familiae loci a senissimis Ulurus possessoribus usitatis (Isaacs 1980:40–41).

Die 19 Iulii 1873, Gulielmus Gosse metator Uluru primum contigit, quod nominavit Ayers Rock honoris causa Henrici Ayers Equitis, secretarii praecipui Australiae Australis. Postea, ambo nomina adhibentur, sed Ayers Rock fuit nomen usitatissime ab externis ad annos recentes adhibitum. Anno 1993 sancta est ratio nominationis binarii, quae sinit ut nomina publica ex nominibus aboriginalibus et Anglicis constent.

Fontes
 Australian Department of the Environment and Water Resources. Uluṟu—Kata Tjuṯa National Park—Early European History. http://www.environment.gov.au/parks/uluru/culture-history/history/early-european-history.html. Inventum die 7 Octobris 2008.
Breeden, Stanley. 1994, 2000. Uluru: Looking after Uluru—Kata Tjuta, the Anangu Way. Roseville Chase, New South Wales: Simon & Schuster. ISBN 0731803590.
Breeden, Stanley. 1995. Growing Up at Uluru, Australia. Fortitude Valley, Queensland: Steve Parish Publishing. ISBN 0947263896.
Hill, Barry. 1994. The Rock: Travelling to Uluru. St Leonards, New South Wales: Allen & Unwin. ISBN 1863737782.
Isaacs, Jennifer. 1980. Australian Dreaming: 40,000 Years of Aboriginal History. Syndey: Lansdowne Press. ISBN 070181330X.
Mountford, Charles P. 1965, 1977. Ayers Rock: Its People, Their Beliefs and Their Art. Adelaide: Rigby Publishing. ISBN 0727002155.

Monolithus
Pitjantjatjara
Protecti Territorii Septentrionalis loci
Vivarium Civitatis Augusti Montis

Nexus externi
Uluru/Ayers Rock, dux peregrinationis "Sacred Destinations," www.sacred-destinations.com
Publicus peregrinationis Territorii Septentrionalis situs, en.travelnt.com
Uluṟu—Kata Tjuṯa National Park, www.environment.gov.au (Australian Department of the Environment and Water Resources)

Cultura Australiae
Montes Australiae
Monolithi
Territorium Septentrionale