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Latea Cave, burial site of Pamona ancestors

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008 Posted in Indonesia | No Comments »

The Latea Cave in Sulawesi, Indonesia, has long been a burial site for the Pamona people, who have interred their dead in wood coffins. The practice of wood coffin cave ... Read more..

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