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The dynamic of Indonesian cultural during the prehistoric period had been exhibited on several steps of it development in Indonesia. The prehistoric remains that had been found can be classified into three categories such as hunter-gather, agriculture and the era of skill in metallurgy. Especially in agricultural era produced. It was one of the specific cultures called as the megalithic culture, which was symbolized by huge stones (Ayatrohaedi, 1978, p. 103). At last, as a tradition, it had been changed and visualized in several kinds of source or material for building it monument. Based on archaeological findings, it can be concluded that the megalithic tradition is one of the main traditions ever existed. It was called the main tradition because that culture has spread almost in every area, and able to expand within a short time since its first appearance when agriculture was first known. The arrival of megalithic culture in Indonesia according to Heine Geldern, was grouped in two waves. The first wave, known as the Old Megalithic culture, presumably extended during the Neolithic Period, between 2500-1500 BC, whereas the second wave called the New Megalithic culture, was presumed to emerge about the early first millennium BC. The megalithic culture had come to Indonesian area by the Austronesians people who brought the square pickaxe cultures (Geldern, 1945, pp. 148-149). From Heine Geldern’s point of view it can be assumed that the arrival of megalithic culture in Indonesia was caused by the cultural migration or human migration to Indonesia in the past. This migration is that some experts concluded out from Asia main land through Taiwan, and then arrived in Indonesia, but it didn’t occur

Megalithic Culture and Its Post Visualization: A Short Review on Findings From Archeological Site and Local Tradition in Indonesia