A new megalithic site has been found in Sumatra, reportedly with grave markers containing batik-like carvings.
Megalithic site found in South Sumatra
Jakarta Post, 18 January 2011
Recently Discovered Prehistoric Site Already Sacred
Jakarta Globe, 18 January 2011
A prehistoric megalithic site with a mass grave was recently uncovered on a one-hectare plot of land in a South Sumatra village.
The site was found in a coffee plantation belonging to Thamrin, 62, a resident of Segayun Village in Gumay Ulu District, Lahat Regency.
“There is a grave stone carved with batik-like motifs 50 centimeters high and 15 centimeters wide,†Thamrin told Antara on Monday.
