Gunung Padang: Re-reading an Ancient Site Between Science and Earth's Magnetic Traces

Department of Geography Universitas Indonesia, 2026. Universitas Indonesia.

University news item of 14 January 2026 on a magnetic-susceptibility study led by Reza Syahputra (FMIPA UI), fieldwork September to December 2025, testing whether the andesite columns sit in their original orientation.

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What it's used for here

Cited for the one current test that could separate placed from natural columns. No results are published.

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The mystery article

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Were the buried andesite columns placed by people or are they in natural position?

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Cite it

Universitas Indonesia, D. o. G. (2026). Gunung Padang: Re-reading an Ancient Site Between Science and Earth's Magnetic Traces. Universitas Indonesia. https://geografi.ui.ac.id/en/?p=8055

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Universitas Indonesia, Department of Geography. “Gunung Padang: Re-reading an Ancient Site Between Science and Earth's Magnetic Traces.” Universitas Indonesia (2026).