Tectonics of the Indonesian Region_Warren Halminton

The continuous, curving Andaman-Sumatra-Java-Timor-outer Banda-Seram subduction system now bounds the Indonesian region against the Indian OceanAustralian plate. The Benioff zone of mantle earthquakes dipping under Indonesia from the trench has gentle dips at shallow depths but steepens downward in most sectors (fig. 1).

The Ancient Lakes of Indonesia Towards Integrated Research on Speciation

Ancient lakes as research models Ranging from 1 to about 30 million years in age, the earth’s oldest extant lakes are regarded as the aquatic equivalents of islands, and typically harbor very high levels of endemic fauna (Brooks 1950; Martens 1997;
Cristescu et al. 2010). These ancient lakes have revealed many rapid, adaptive, and nonadaptive radiation events and have provided considerable insights into the major driving forces of speciation; they serve as natural model systems for research into evolution and speciation (Scho¨n and Martens 2004;

The historical archaeology of Luwu

From the time of the earliest European contact in the sixteenth century of the Common Era until
well into the twentieth century, the Bugis of South Sulawesi were organized into kingdoms.1 The
broad outlines of the political histories of the major Bugis kingdoms in the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries are known from indigenous historical texts associated with those kingdoms
and, after 1605, from Dutch and other European archival records.

The Mid-Second Millennium A.D. Submerged Iron Production Village of Pontada in Lake Matano, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Indonesia has significant potential for the archaeological study, currently under development, of submerged landscapes in marine, river, and lake environments (Adhityatama and Yarista 2019). This article focuses on the site of Pontada, suspected of being a submerged ironworking village, which was discovered in 2016. In this article, we describe Pontada iron implements dating to the mid-second millennium A.D., placing them within the context of local smelting of Lake Matano iron ore by the late first millennium A.D. and the mid-second millennium A.D. rise of Luwu as a powerful political entity.

Proyek Pengeboran Danau Towuti

Proyek Pengeboran Danau Towuti adalah suatu kolaborasi internasional antara ilmuwan dari Amerika Serikat, Indonesia, Jerman, Kanada, Australia, Swiss, Singapura, dan Inggris. Proposal riset kami dilandaskan pada tujuan ilmiah yang telah dirumuskan pada Lokakarya Pengeboran Danau Towuti pada bulan Maret 2012 dan diikuti oleh 62 ilmuwan serta mitra industri dan pemerintahan.