Discovering Java’s Megalithic Past at Gunung Padang
Gunung Padang in Java, with its ancient megalithic terraces, reveals insights into the Sundanese ancestral rituals and Indonesia's rich cultural ...
Gunung Padang is a megalithic site located in West Java, Indonesia. It consists of five terraces of stone walls and structures on a hill. There is a pseuodarchaeological claim that this site is the oldest pyramid on Earth, dating back to more than 20,000 years ago.
Gunung Padang in Java, with its ancient megalithic terraces, reveals insights into the Sundanese ancestral rituals and Indonesia's rich cultural ...
Study on Indonesia's 'oldest pyramid' at Gunung Padang retracted over flawed dating and lack of human-linked artifacts. (roundup post)
At last, the controversial Gunung Padang paper that claimed it was a 25,000-year-old pyramid has been retracted after outcry from ...
Claims of Gunung Padang as the world's oldest pyramid spark debate, with experts questioning evidence and suggesting a more recent ...
Gunung Padang stirs debate with the claim as being potentially the world's oldest pyramid made by an advanced Ice Age ...
Archaeologist Flint Dibble holds an "open peer review" of the controversial Gunung Padang paper with Indonesian archaeologists Lufti Yondri and ...
Global collaboration is needed to address challenges to the theory that Gunung Padang is the world's oldest pyramid, following controversies.
Gunung Padang's claim as the 'world's oldest pyramid' meets scientific skepticism amid nationalistic debate.
A video by Cata Ivancov detailing the archaeological history of Gunung Padang, and the recent pseudoarchaeological claims about it being ...
Global experts challenge the claim that Indonesia's Gunung Padang is the world's oldest building, criticizing the 25,000-year-old dating and questioning ...
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