Long-hidden 'pyramid' found in Indonesia was likely an ancient temple

WASHINGTON — An enormous pyramid-like structure in Indonesia that may represent the remains of an ancient temple hid underground for thousands of years. Scientists presented evidence of the remarkable construction Dec. 12 here at the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU). Located atop Mount Padang in West Java, the structure is topped by an archaeological site that was discovered in the early 19th century and holds rows of ancient stone pillars. But the sloping "hill" underneath isn't part of the natural, rocky landscape; it was crafted by human hands, scientists discovered. [The 25 Most Mysterious Archaeological Finds on Earth] "What is previously seen as just surface building, it's going down — and it's a huge structure," said Andang Bachtiar, an independent geologist from Indonesia who supervised core drilling and soil analysis for the project.

Very cool wondering what they will find.

No telling. They recently uncovered a tomb in Egypt that's around 2,000 years older than the Great Pyramids of Giza.

In South America, they discovered ancient cities that could be well over 10,000 years old. They had roads, buildings, temples and everything.

No matter, it proves to me, we didn't evolve, and certainly didn't get created.