Hermione Wrote:
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> According to the claims made by its primary
> investigator, seismologist Dr. Danny Hilman
> Natawidjaja, Gunung Padang is the largest and
> earliest of the great monuments of antiquity so
> far identified, going back as far as 20,000 BC,
> and proving that Indonesia (or Sundaland) was the
> heart of an advanced prehistoric civilization
> until the post-Pleistocene rise in sea level.
>
> [www.skepticink.com]

There are are three blogs in her series, they are:

Pyramids, Naturally - Pt. 1, October 6, 2016
[www.skepticink.com]

Pyramids Pt 2: Gunung Padang, November 12, 2016
[www.skepticink.com]

Pyramids Pt. 3: Radiocarbon dating at Gunung Padang, January , 2017
[www.skepticink.com]

She seems to be planning a fourth and final post on Gunung Padang.

Yours,

Paul H.


"The past is never dead. It's not even past."
William Faulkner, Act 1, Scene III, Requiem for a Nun (1951)



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