Gunung Padang, located in West Java, Indonesia, may be the world’s oldest pyramid. Discovered by Dutch settlers in the 19th century, it features stone terraces thought to be ceremonial . Geologist Danny Hilman Natawidjaja and his team claim the site dates back 16,000 to 27,000 years. The finding could recalibrate what we know about human history. Their research includes ground-penetrating radar, core drilling, and radiocarbon dating. However, mainstream archaeologists remain skeptical, attributing the formations to natural volcanic activity. The debate over Gunung Padang’s origins continues, making it a compelling archaeological enigma. Is Gunung Padang, the work of an advanced Ice Age civilization, or just a miscalculation?