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A sign with text in Indonesian describes the discovery of fossilized elephant bones in the Tamban sub-district of Barito Kuala Regency, Kalimantan Selatan. The text, under the heading "TULANG GAJAH" (Elephant Bone), explains that these fossils indicate the past presence of elephants in the region, representing a significant fauna. Research conducted at the National Archeology Research Center in Jakarta has dated these remains to approximately ten thousand years ago. Similar findings have also occurred in Sabah and Sarawak, Malaysia. The sign is displayed on a wall with a yellow and white patterned background and a green border at the bottom. The sign itself is framed by a clear acrylic sheet, attached to the wall with silver clips.
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