Wildfires threaten world's oldest cave paintings in Indonesia
Wildfires in Indonesia are threatening ancient cave paintings on Sulawesi, which are described as the world's oldest. Heat and smoke from the country's worst fires in more than a decade could accelerate damage to the archaeological sites.
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