Gunung Padang is a terraced stone structure on Java in Indonesia.

It is built from basalt blocks that have been placed in distinct patterns and levels.

According to conventional research, it is a few thousand years old and was used for ceremonies.

Alternative theories suggest that parts of it may be much older and date back to the end of the Ice Age.

The site is still debated because its age and origins have not been conclusively established.

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