MAROS CAVE PAINTING

Arkeologist University Griffiths Australia, Maxime Aubert (left) along the Archaeologist Balai Preservation Cagar Culture Makassar Muhammad Ramli (second left) and the Australia Wollongong University Archaeologist, Adam Brumm (second right) provides a description of the discovery of cave paintings in the National Archaeological Center building, Jakarta, Thursday (9/10). Archaeologists from Indonesia’s National Archaeology Center cooperated with the University of Wollongong and the University of Griffith Australia managed to find paintings on the wall of a number of karst caves in Maros Regency, South Sulawesi estimated aged about 40 thousand years and gave instructions that modern humans of prehistoric times are not only in European lands but also in Indonesia. ANTARA PHOTO/Widodo S. Jusuf/Rei/ama/14.

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