Jalur cincin api yang

membelah dari
sumatra jawa dan
sunda kecil untuk peta
Indonesia
1. Kobatowa
2. Lembahmenge
3. Wolo Sege
4. Boa Lesa
5. Ola Bula
6. Tangi Talo
7. Wolo Milo
8. Wolo Keo
9. Sagala
10. Dozu Dhalu
11. Kopowatu
12. Ngamalpa
13. Pauphadhi
13. Deko Weko
Fig. 2. Plan of the excavations (A) and stratigraphic sequence (B-C) at Mata Menge
and the geological context of the site (D). B shows the north baulk of Trench VI. C
shows the west baulks of excavation II/97 and Trench III. The locations of in situ
stone artefacts are shown in the sections as black dots. The basal Unit A consists of
tuffaceous mudstone deposited in a low-energy paludrine or lacustrine environment
and contains stone artefacts. A fission-track date indicates an upper age of 0.88
0.07 myr BP. Unit B lies uncomformably atop Unit A, and is the main fossil- and
artefact-bearing horizon at Mata Menge. It is comprised of alternating layers and
lenses of amalgamated tuffaceous siltstone and sands (upper Unit B), and well-
consolidated tuffaceous sandstone (lower Unit B). A fission-track date from near the
top indicates an age of 0.80 0.07 myr BP. Unit B is overlaid by an alternation of
undated sands and silts (Unit C) containing very few stone artefacts and no fossils,
and undated topsoil (Unit D). Lower Unit B is represented by coarse-grained, poorly
sorted sandstone layers (Subunits B1 and B2a). Overlying Subunit B2a is a succession
of small sandy channel-fills, bar-structures and tuffaceous siltstones (Subunits B2b to
B5b). These are overlaid by homogenous tuffaceous sandy silts (Subunits B3a-b), and
sandy lenses (Subunit B4a).
Tabel stratigrafi di
formasi Ola Bula.
Matamenge tergolong
pada formasi ini pada
tahun 0.80-0.88 Ma
 THEODOR VERHOEVEN
STEGODON FLORENSIS

BASALT RIJANG
STEGODON FLORENSIS
Fig. 2.5. Fission-track ages of the Soa Basin sequence (after O'Sullivan et al., 2001)
HOMO FLORESIENSIS
 Mata Menge reduction
sequence. The arrows with
broken lines show probable
technological continuums
and/or overlap of morphological
categories. Two hammerstones
were identified in the
assemblage: one is an
elongated
volcanic/metavolcanic cobble
(Wt ¼ 372 g) with bashing at
both ends, the other is a
somewhat smaller (Wt ¼ 270 g)
volcanic/ metavolcanic cobble
with micro-flaking at one end
and probable bashing at the
other. One radial core and two
multiplatform coresdall
volcanic/metavolcanicdwere
also used as hammerstones
 Unifacial radial cores, Mata
Menge. Both cores are made on
volcanic/metavolcanic cobbles or
cobble flakes/fragments. Arrows
indicate taphonomic damage. Scale
50 mm.
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