Archaeologists identify 1,000-year-old megalith in Central Sulawesi

Archaeologists identify 1,000-year-old megalith in Central Sulawesi

Archaeologists in Indonesia have announced that a newly identified megalith in Central Sulawesi may date back around 1,000 years, adding to the region’s long-known tradition of ancient stone monuments. The carved stone was discovered in the village of Toni-Toni in Poso Regency, an area already known for its rich concentration of prehistoric megalithic remains. According to archaeologist Iksam Djorimi, the monument likely belongs to a later phase…