Prehistoric Nation

In addition, other findings are finding some evidence of prehistoric Aboriginal tribe in Australia the year 25,000 BC that have a common character with the evidence found on the island of Java.

Long before that, in Indonesia, many found the fossils thought to be the oldest man on earth Nusantara Raya.

In 1941, J. Von Konigswald, found the fossil mandible, which is strongly suspected as the jaws of humans alive at the time of the Inter-Pluvial I-II (approximately more than 400,000 BC). Findings from the Solo River valley was named Meganthropus Palaeojavanicus.

Also in the Solo River valley, near the village of Trinil, District Kedung Galar, Ngawi regency, East Java, a Dutch expert Eugene DuBois found fossils of a skull, some teeth and a thigh bone in 1890, which later was named Pithecanthropus Erectus (human apes that walk upright), who lived at about 750,000 years ago.

Successively later also found near the village of Ngandong, in the valley of Solo, the fossils are then specifically named Homo Soloensis.

In the village Wajak, Tulungagung, East Java also found fossils of humans who allegedly lived at the time of the End-Pluvial IV (estimated at 100,000 years BC) was named Homo Wajakensis.

Also strong evidence findings Marina kingdom in Madagascar, which was founded by immigrants from the Nusantara in the era before Christ. It is quite interesting if we understand the distance between the Nusantara to Madagascar is located around 6500 km.

Prehistoric findings above provide a very strong indication, that Indonesia is a great nation that was already inhabiting the country is far tens or even hundreds of years before Christ.

Prehistoric findings above also suggests that the strong life of the Indonesian nation ancestors with marine life. As an accomplished sailor, they proved able to navigate the world down to the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean.

Salam Nusantara..!