US EditionA group of archaeologists question the existence of the "oldest pyramid in the world": why
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A group of archaeologists question the existence of the "oldest pyramid in the world": why
Indonesia caught the world's attention when a team of archaeologists, geophysicists, geologists and paleontologists explored one of their pyramids, revealing that Gunung Padang is the oldest in the world.The research, published in the Archaeological Prospection Magazine, indicates that this pyramid dates from approximately 2670 years A.C. However, this finding faces questions.Is Gunung Padang really a pyramid?Pyramides: Could Gunung Padang's res…
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