January 13, 2015 edition
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The ancient cave in Sulawesi has livestock in it, and its floors are covered in hay and dung. "The cattle are safe here, sheltered from the heat and rain. Also the feed stored here does not dry out quickly," said local resident Muslimin, 45.
Leang Timpuseng is situated in the Maros Archeological Site in Maros regency, South Sulawesi. A semi-circular steel fence spans the entrance, marking the site which has recently drawn world attention. The fence is about 50 meters long and is 130 centimeters in height. The gate is open, and the fencing has gaps in it.
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