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[Video] ‘Give People What They Want’ – The Gunung Padang Story

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via YouTube, 28 December 2023: A video by Cata Ivancov detailing the archaeological history of Gunung Padang, and the recent pseudoarchaeological claims about it being a 26,000-year-old pyramid. This video offers more details than the recent news stories refuting the absurd claims.

In November 2023, a series of clickbait headlines garnered public interest, revolving around the outcomes of an academic paper released on Wiley Online. The publication asserted the discovery of an ancient pyramid in Indonesia, purportedly predating all previously identified structures, dated to the last Glacial Age. This video aims to chronicle the trajectory of the Gunung Padang research, shedding light on its historical narrative and its contentious pseudo-archaeological standpoint.

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