This after an intensive study and carbon dating tests, the staff said Yudhoyono, Andi Arief
Ancient catastrophic team discovered startling facts in connection with the mystery of the pyramid Garut, West Java. From the results of carbon-intensive research and testing confirmed that the life of the building is buried in the mountain area of Garut older than the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt.
Sadahurip Mount, Garut |
Ancient catastrophic team had previously conducted intensive research over an alleged pyramid-shaped building in the Village Sadahurip, near Wanaradja, Garut, West Java.
"From a mountain in which there is a building resembling a pyramid, having studied intensively and carbon dating tests, certain age older than the Giza Pyramids," said Andi Arief, Special Staff of President of Social Affairs and Disaster Assistance, in a written statement on 20 November 2011 .
Just for the record, the Pyramids of Giza pyramid is known as the oldest and largest of the three pyramids at Giza necropolis. Pyramid is believed to be the tomb of Pharaoh, the fourth dynasty of Egypt, Khufu, built for more than 20 years during the period around the year 2560 BC.
Astonishing Findings
In the near future, continued Andy, Tim Ancient catastrophe will do the public exposure of these findings. Not only about the findings of the pyramid on the Main Page, the team presented the findings will also be special in the region Trowulan, Stone Jaya, some menhirs locations in Sumatra and others.
"There's a stunning finding about carbon dating tests on the three layers of culture in the region already Trowulan which we call the Majapahit at the time of BC's history. Also on the findings of historical layers in Lamri, Aceh, and surrounding areas, "said Andi.
Upon these findings, he added, Ancient catastrophic Team will continue to coordinate cross earth science with respect to the findings of the history of disasters locally and globally to look for mitigation.
The team will also continue to coordinate with the field of archeology, anthropology, archeology, cultural experts, historians and others.
Adapted from VIVAnews